'Equatorial regions' presentation slideshows

Global Climate

Global Climate. Systems and Biomes. Weather vs. Climate Weather Condition of the atmosphere at any place and time http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/forecast/city_e.html?yql Climate Characteristic behaviour of weather over time Includes averages and extremes

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The Atmosphere

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Cartographers affect how we perceive our world

Cartographers affect how we perceive our world. Representing the earth. A geographical map is a two-dimensional, geometrically accurate representation of a three-dimensional space. Inevitably, however, distortion is introduced when a globe is made to lay flat.

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Monday 11-4-13

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Meteorology General Facts

Meteorology General Facts. What do you call specific atmospheric conditions at a particular place at a given time? Given the picture below, is it safe to say that the polar regions receive more direct sunlight than the equatorial regions? (yes, no). 1. Weather.

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Coal and Plate Motion

Coal and Plate Motion. Examine the USA Coal Reserves. American Coal Foundation (2010). Some Review. What environmental conditions would have been present in the states containing coal reserves during the time of coal formation? Are such conditions present today in Pennsylvania?

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Distribution of Clays

Distribution of Clays. Types of Ooze. Calcareous Ooze: Forms mainly from shells of Foraminifera- Planktonic, amoeba-like animals Pteropods - small plaktonic mollusk (snail) Coccolithophores - Planktonic algae

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Equatorial Upwelling

Equatorial Upwelling. The ocean around the equator receives the most sunlight. However, the surface layer of the ocean around the equator shows up as a region relatively cooler than surface layers of the surrounding oceanic regions.

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RSL are dark flows up to a few meters wide on steep, rocky slopes.

RSL are dark flows up to a few meters wide on steep, rocky slopes. They behave like salty water flows in terms of temperature dependence, seasonality, and growth patterns, but origin of water is not known. Previously reported in southern middle latitudes.

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