You are, however, certainly right in ascribing those rapid variations in the light of the heavenly bodies, which you have perceived in tropical climates, to our own atmosphere, and especially to its higher regions.
A valuable species of plantain, the fruit of which is much used in tropical climates, both fresh and made into bread.
A large lizard used for food in tropical climates.
A temporary evening blindness occasioned by sleeping in the moonshine in tropical climates; it is technically designated nyctalopia.
In tropical climates we still retain the shako, shielding it from the sun with a linen cover.
If these are so beautiful, what must be the wonders of the deep sea in tropical climates?
There are productions necessary to civilized countries, that can alone be cultivated in tropical climates, where the white man cannot live if exposed to labour in the sun.
The sun set; and, as usual in tropical climates, darkness set in within half an hour.
But more extensive observation has developed the fact that the frequency of abscess of the liver in connection with dysentery is a peculiarity of tropical climates.
Gall-stones are more common in temperate than in tropical climates--a statement confirmed by the observation of the physicians of India.
It is observed in all countries, but according to some writers it is unusually frequent in tropical climates, although there acute rheumatism is very uncommon.
The species known at present are found in sand, in the fissures of rocks in Tropical climates.
These land shells are found in various parts of the globe, but attain the greatest size and richness of colouring in tropical climates; particularly in the West India Islands.
The Auriculae are principally found in Salt Marshes of Tropical climates, some small species are found on the Southern European Coasts, as far north as Britain and south as Tierra del Fuego.
Most species belong to tropical climates, only one to Great Britain.
Acclimatibility of strong, healthy, adult Europeans of both sexes in tropical climatesmust be admitted without any reserve, provided that they assiduously observe all hygienic rules.
The fairest laurel practical hygiene may boast of to-day is, doubtless, the laurel acquired in ameliorating the sanitary conditions of the European soldiers in tropical climates.
A century ago James Lind said, "Much more than to the climate you are indebted to your own ignorance and negligence for the disease from which you suffer in tropical climates.
In dealing with the larger carnivora of tropical climates, too much expedition cannot be used in the performance of skinning operations.
Camphor and other preservatives are of little or no use in tropical climates.
In tropical climates it is well to fell such timber as is intended to be kept for future use at the end of the dry season and before the setting in of the rains; all logs intended for rails, posts, &c.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tropical climates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
