Elevation of temperate region from sea level ranges:

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Elevation ranges for temperate regions can vary widely depending on geographic location and local climate conditions. However, temperate zones are generally found at lower elevations compared to alpine or polar zones. The options B (2500-3000 m) and C (3500-4000 m) are more characteristic of alpine or high mountain environments rather than the broader temperate zones, which can start at much lower elevations. However, without specific context or a more precise definition of "temperate region" in this question, it's challenging to categorically exclude higher elevations, especially since some temperate areas can indeed extend into these higher elevations depending on the local topography and climate conditions. Therefore, the answer provided may not fully align with the typical understanding of temperate zone elevations.

Elevation of Temperate Region from Sea Level Ranges