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Answer 1
Answer: Places located in latitudes closer to the equator receive more direct sunlight and often have warmer climates than places in latitudes farther from the equator. seasons are patterns caused by the tilt of the earth the daily spin of the earth and the yearly orbit the earth makes around the hemisphere. When an area of the earth is tilted towards the sun it is summer there when an area is tilted away from the sun it is winter and colder there. hope this helps :)
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Answer 2
1. closer
2. sunlight
3. warmer
4. seasons
5. sun
6. hemisphere
7. away
8. summer
9. winter
2. sunlight
3. warmer
4. seasons
5. sun
6. hemisphere
7. away
8. summer
9. winter
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Picture included. Which phrase best completes the diagram? Eastern Mediterranean geography > limited water supply > large desert regions> ?
a. few straits and rivers
b. huge temperate forests
c. large fish populations
d. many mountain ranges
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Answer:
Large Fish Populations
Explanation:
None of the other answes work as well as there being many fish species and populations in the eastern Mediterranean
Large fish populations
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