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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which of the following best describes a cause of wind? conduction of heat from Earth's surface to the upper atmosphere Earth's spin on its axis movement of air due to temperature differences movement of air due to different changes is water vapor content

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@.TH3_M0NST3R.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Why is heat transfer by conduction limited to the area very near Earth's surface? the ground stays warmer than the air the atmosphere is thicker there little solar radiation reaches all the way to the surface air is a poor conductor of heat energy

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Loss of which of the following would make Earth too cold to support life? atmospheric particulates banded iron formations ground-level ozone greenhouse effect

OpenStudy (anonymous):

you there

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Slooooow down. 1. First one. 2. Last one 3. Third one

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Under what environmental conditions is the ocean water the saltiest? high evaporation, high rainfall, cool water low evaporation, very heavy rainfall, warm water low evaporation, high rainfall, cool water high evaporation, low rainfall, warm water 28. What happens when cold water rises upward from the deep ocean near a continent? It brings nutrients with it that nourish local plankton and sea animals. It makes the surface water colder and adversely affects local wildlife. It quickly sinks back down because it is loses some of its salt content.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What happens to Earth's greenhouse effect when human activities lead to increases in methane, carbon dioxide, and ozone in the atmosphere? the greenhouse effect is enhanced the greenhouse effect is decreased the greenhouse effect is completely depleted the greenhouse effect is unchanged 31. Which of the following is a natural source of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere? methane from cattle carbon dioxide from cement nitrous oxide from coal combustion ground-level ozone 32. At which of the following points does cold water from the North Atlantic merge with other cold water and begin moving eastward? near Antarctica east coast of U.S. near Australia north Pacific

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Low evaporation, high rainfall, cool water.

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

One at a time please.

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

28. Second one.

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

30. First one 31. First one 32. Don't know

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

How many more?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

30 sorry but thnk for your helping me

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

o-O

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Post them separately, then.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

alrighty

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Ok, it's not timed, is it?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

no

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Oh, good. Then let's go on. I'll try to guide you to the right answers.

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Tag me when you're ready. :b

OpenStudy (anonymous):

k

OpenStudy (.th3_m0nst3r.):

Close this question, though. :b

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