It depends on which desert!
I'm living in the middle of one and it has no sand dunes at all.
A desert isn't necessarily a place of hot, dry sand and sun. A desert is merely any place that has an extremely low annual rainfall.
Some deserts are indeed hot and dry with rolling sand dunes, and some are indeed almost nothing but rolling sand dunes. However, most deserts are merely dry and covered in grasses and small salty bushes that require very little water to survive. Deserts can also be lush and full of life along rivers that flow through them from areas where it does rain more often (such as nearby mountains); and some of the deserts on this planet are covered in ice all year.
70 percent
100% of the contents of the oceans is made up of elements.
It's upto 70 percent..
40
A desert need not have ANY cacti to be called a desert. A desert is simply a large region that is rather dry.
about 30 percent
100 percent of the Great Victoria Desert is on the mainland of Australia.
Approximately 5% of the Simpson Desert is made up of sand dunes. The parallel, wind-blown sand dunes that make up the spectacular parallel dunal desert occupy about 10 000 sq km of the entire desert, which is about 200 000 sq km in area. The remainder of the desert is sandy plains, spinifex grasslands, saltbush plains and salt lakes. If you would like more information, go to the related link below.
Deserts make up 33% of the land surface of the earth.
Deserts make up 33% of the Land's surface
Desert
Africa is made up almost entirely of desert. Antarctica is almost all desert.
The Arabian Peninsula is almost entirely desert.
Uh it was obviously made in up your you load of ****
About 33 percent of the land area of the earth is desert.
Every object is made up 100% of atoms.
Foreigners made up 70% of the minders.