'Global air circulation patterns' diaporamas de présentation

Climate and Terrestrial Biodiversity

Climate and Terrestrial Biodiversity. CHAPTER 6. OBJ 6.1. Weather: A Brief Introduction. Weather ? result of the atmospheric conditions in a particular area over short periods of time, typically over hours or days EX:

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Chapter 18: The Biosphere and Human Effects

Chapter 18: The Biosphere and Human Effects. The Biosphere. The biosphere is the sum of all places where we find life on Earth. Humans pollute the environment, depositing high amounts of wastes, toxins like mercury and pesticides, as well as greenhouse gases.

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Objectives

Objectives. Explain the difference between weather and climate. Identify four factors that determine climate. Explain why different parts of the Earth have different climates. Explain what causes the seasons. Climate.

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Meteorology Basics Lecture Science 2201 (chapter 18)

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Meteorology Basics Lecture Science 2201 (chapter 18)

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Adam Brooks. 19-1 How Might the Earths Temperature and Climate Change in the Future . Weather and Climate Are Not the Same.

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Biogeography: Climate, Biomes, and Terrestrial Biodiversity

Biogeography: Climate, Biomes, and Terrestrial Biodiversity. Benefits of Blowing Wind. Wind connects all life on Earth With no wind, the equator would be unbearably hot and the rest of the planet would freeze

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World Precipitation

World Precipitation. Global precipitation patterns are largely determined by air masses and their movements, which in turn are produced by global air circulation patterns. Notice the following features on these maps:

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