Kana munhu achinge asvika kuDenmark, anobva atora nguva yakareba kuti asvike kuDenmark, uye anobva apindura mubvunzo wacho nemutauro mumwe chete: Passage: The first recorded human presence in the southern area of the peninsula and Denmark dates from 12,000 years ago. As the ice sheets from the glaciation retreated, the climate allowed a tundra biome that attracted reindeer hunters. The climate warmed up gradually, favouring the growth of evergreen trees first and then deciduous forest which brought animals like aurochs. Groups of hunter-fisher-gatherers began to inhabit the area from the Mesolithic (8200 BC), up to the advent of agriculture in the Neolithic (3200 BC). Question: What kind of climate do evergreen trees favor?
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