For b–d below, write the letter on Figure 19.1 at the appropriate location. The first location (a), has been marked as an example for you. You will need to use Figure 19.1 and the maps of world climates and biomes (found inside the back cover and outside the back cover of this manual) to find and mark:
a) a location that was a desert (under the subtropical high) but is now a rain forest (tropical). Done for you.
b) a location that would have been glaciated (Arctic or Antarctic) but is now tropical
c) a location that was tropical but is now in the midlatitudes
d) a location that was a rain forest (tropical) but is now a desert (under the subtropical high)
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a. ?Tree rings are thicker and the wood is denser when growing conditions are better. b. ?Tree rings are thicker and the wood is lighter when growing conditions are better. c. ?Tree rings are thinner and the wood is denser when growing conditions are better. d. ?Tree rings are thinner and the wood is lighter when growing conditions are better. e. ?Because of variable moisture levels, tree rings cannot be used as proxy data.
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A) gravity B) pressure C) temperature D) Coriolis effect E) friction
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A) Christopher Columbus B) Prince Henry C) Charles Wilkes D) Captain James Cook
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false