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What climate region is semiarid with short grasses and low bushes?
Steppe
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What factors do scientists use to classify climates?
Temperature, Precipitation, and Vegetation
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The long-term weather in an area is its climate which includes what three things?
Average temperature, precipitation, and wind.
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What are possible natural explanations for major climate changes?
Movement of continents, variations in the position of the Earth relative to the sun, major volcanic eruptions, and changes in the sun's energy output
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When do trees grow thicker rings?
In years where they grow more because their needs are met
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List three of the six climate regions.
Tropical rainy, dry, temperate marine, temperate continental, polar, and highlands
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How does the movement of continents explain changes in climate over millions of years?
Latitude affects temperature.
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Explain how distance from large bodies of water can affect the temperature of nearby land areas.
Water heats and cools more slowly than land slowing the heating and cooling of nearby land areas.
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Which temperature zone (tropical, temperate, or polar) has the highest average temperatures all year? Why?
Tropical zone because it's near the equator
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How is Earth's climate affected by major volcanic eruptions?
Aerosols and ash from eruptions can reduce the amount of solar radiation reaching Earth's surface which causes climates to cool.
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What are sunspots?
Dark, cooler regions on the surface of the sun.
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What is probably the main cause of ice ages?
Variations in Earth's orbit
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What important principle do scientists follow in studying ancient climates?
If plants and animals today need certain conditions to live, then similar plants and animals in the past also required those conditions.
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