A) cease.
B) run north and south.
C) run east and west.
D) remain the same since the Earth's rotation does not affect wind directions.
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A) littoral zone.
B) limnetic zone.
C) profundal zone.
D) benthic zone.
E) abyssal zone.
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A) grasslands
B) tundra
C) desert
D) taiga
E) temperate deciduous forest
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A) Oligotrophic
B) Eutrophic
C) Temperate
D) Stratified
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A) tundra.
B) desert.
C) taiga.
D) tropical rain forest.
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A) permafrost
B) trees
C) shrub
D) caribou
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A) Solar radiation warms the surface layers in summer.
B) Rich nutrients from the continual production of detritus accumulate near the surface of the lake.
C) Temperature gradients change from summer to winter.
D) Populations of plankton and zooplankton depend on both sunlight and nutrient levels.
E) Wind aids in the circulation of water.
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A) Northern Hemisphere
B) Equatorial regions
C) Southern Hemisphere
D) Between 300 North and 300 South
E) All of the Earth's regions receive the same amount of solar radiation during the Winter solstice.
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A) the sun by way of burning fossil fuels like we do with coal and oil.
B) the sun,but they are deep in the dark ocean and live off dead detritus that sink to them.
C) chemosynthetic bacteria.
D) sources not yet known.
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A) grasslands
B) chaparral
C) desert
D) taiga
E) tundra
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A) Tropical seasonal forests
B) Tropical rainforests and deserts
C) Taiga and woodlands
D) Tropical seasonal forests and deserts
E) Tundra and savannas
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A) The sun grows more powerful on a half-year cycle.
B) There is a six-month lag phase between sunlight being absorbed and lost.
C) The tilt of the Earth presents the Northern Hemisphere in a more perpendicular angle,and this increased sunlight more than offsets the decrease in sunlight due to the added distance.
D) There must be some mistake in measuring the Earth's orbit because if the Earth were farther away,we would be cooler.
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A) coniferous forest
B) temperate deciduous forest
C) polar ice
D) grasslands
E) tropical rainforest
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A) Humboldt Current
B) equatorial countercurrent
C) Gulf Stream
D) West wind drift current
E) East wind drift
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A) epilimnion - thermocline - hypolimnion.
B) thermocline - epilimnion - hypolimnion.
C) hypolimnion - epilimnion - thermocline.
D) epilimnion - hypolimnion - thermocline.
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A) coastal areas of the southeastern United States.
B) northern Africa and the extreme southwestern United States.
C) the Pacific coast of North America.
D) the northern part of North America and Eurasia.
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A) The ocean holds it's temperature longer than land masses.
B) The ocean currents are constantly moving while land masses are stationary.
C) The ocean is flat while land masses have topographical features to break up air patterns.
D) The ocean currents move in a circular pattern while land masses are stationary.
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A) biospheres.
B) estuaries.
C) tundras.
D) taigas.
E) biomes.
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A) dry climates with rainfall averages around 25-75 cm per year.
B) the highest variation in day and night length.
C) the highest amount of organisms living in tree canopy.
D) a growing season that ranges between 140 and 300 days.
E) the richest topsoil horizon.
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