[Answer] 1. On which of these continents are grape vines NOT a naturally occurring plant?

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...1. Antarctica 2. North America 3. Europe 4. Asia As mentioned in the last question's information, the earliest evidence of grape cultivation comes from Armenia (located in the region where Europe and Asia meet) and in Egypt (in Africa). These grapes belonged to the cultivar Vitis vinifera, which is the most widespread of all grape cultivars, having spread out from its origins in the Mediterranean area. In North America, Vitis labrusca (which includes the well-known, at least in Massachusetts where I grew up, Concord grape), Vitis riparia (also called muscadines) and Vitis rotundifolia are all native and grow in the wild. While they can be used for wine, most American wines are produced from imported Vitis vinifera grapes. The most notable eastern Asian species of grape is Vitis amurensis, named for the Chinese river valley where it originated. ----- Question: What's large and purple and swims in the sea? Answer: Moby Grape

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Antarctica:

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