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) epipelagic - benthic
B) mesopelagic - profundal
C) littoral - bathypelagic
D) mesopelagic - epipelagic
E) epipelagic - limnetic
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A) the rise and fall of air masses.
B) evaporation or precipitation of moisture.
C) the seasons.
D) All of these choices are directly or indirectly affected by solar radiation.
E) None of these are correct.
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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) The current will be warm as it leaves the equatorial region and begins to cool as it moves towards the polar region.This in turn will cause the air currents to become cooler as they move closer to the poles,creating a tundra type of biome.
B) The current will be cool as it leaves the equatorial region and begins to warm as it moves towards the polar region.This in turn will cause the air currents to become cooler as they move closer to the poles,creating a tundra type of biome.
C) The current will be warm as it leaves the equatorial region and begins to cool as it moves towards the polar region.This in turn will cause the air currents to become warmer as they move closer to the poles,creating a grassland type of biome.
D) The current will be warm as it leaves the equatorial region and begins to cool as it moves towards the polar region.This in turn will cause the air currents to become warmer as they move closer to the poles,creating a desert type of biome.
E) The current will be warm as it leaves the equatorial region and become even warmer as it moves towards the polar region.This in turn will cause the air currents to become warmer and drier as they move closer to the poles,creating a tundra type of biome.
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A) The ocean holds its 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) the poles where it causes snow.
B) the poles if it does not encounter mountain ranges,which it usually does.
C) about 60° north or south and then cools and condenses,supporting a band of moist vegetation.
D) about 30° north or south and then cools and condenses,supporting a band of moist vegetation.
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A) equatorial regions
B) between 30° and 60° North
C) between 30° and 60° South
D) between 60° north and the north pole
E) between 60° south and the south pole
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A) temperature.
B) variations in solar radiation distribution.
C) topography.
D) soil type.
E) rainfall.
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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) brings tropical Caribbean water to the east coast of North America and upper Western Europe.
B) makes local climates uniform so that Great Britain has the same climate as Greenland.
C) is the major Atlantic Ocean current that warms the eastern coast of South America.
D) is the source of "El Nino" and is a major fishing ground.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) providing food and habitats for fish,waterfowl,and wildlife.
B) purifying water by filtering it and breaking down toxic wastes and nutrients.
C) absorbing storm and overflow waters.
D) All of the choices are functions performed by wetlands.
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A) during winter when the ice forms an insulating cover.
B) during summer when the sunlight warms the surface and the wind mixes the layers.
C) by the end of the fall and spring overturn.
D) at all times due to winds causing constant mixing of the layers.
E) never.The lake always has different temperature layers and they are reversed in winter and summer.
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A) tropical rain forest.
B) savanna.
C) taiga.
D) tundra.
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