Place the bulb of the thermometer in your babyâs armpit, and hold his arm down alongside his body. Make sure the bulb is completely covered in the armpit. Wait for the thermometer to take the reading. The normal range for a temperature taken under the armpit is 36.7Â°C to 37.1Â°C (98.0Â°F to 98.8Â°F).
Making the world better, one answer at a time. The Great Escarpment is a geological formation located on the continent of Africa. The eastern part of the plateau is known as the Drakensberg, which means Dragon Mountains.
The Great Dividing Range extends down the entire eastern seaboard of the continent, and features many spectacular geographical features within it, such as the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, and the Australian Alps in southeast Australia, where the mainland's highest peak of Mt Kosciuszko is located.n South Australia are the Flinders Ranges, a fascinating mountain range which features Wilpena Pound, a natural amphitheatre, the origins of which are unknown. Another fascinating feature is the Pinnacles National Park in Western Australia, made up of thousands of sandstone formations.