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chap2/3vocab

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part of large body of water that extends to the shoreline bay
wide straight or waterway between two landmasses that lie close to each other channel
usual predictable pattern of weather over a long period of time climate
moving streams of water in the worlds oceans affects climate current
long periods of extreme dryness and water shortage drought
height above sea level elevation
indivisual features of the land landform
part of a large body of water that enstends inland larger than a bay gulf
a shelterd place along a shoreline where ships can anchor safely harbor
violent tropical storm with high wind and heavy rainfall hurricane
land completely surrounded by water island
a seizable inland body of water lake
cold climate that varies with elevation like high up in the mountains high-latitude climate
cool or cold climate lies from 60dg's north to north pole highland climate
warm year round extends from equator to the T.O.C and from the T.O.Capricorn tropical climate
temp. climate ext. from 231/2dg.Nrth and from equator to the tropic of capricorn 231/2 degrees(dg) south mid-latitude climate
movements of air that travel around the earth in a typical pattern prevailing wind
caused by the combination of tempature wind and water formed when cold winds from the north are weak.Pacific ocean gets warmer occurs every three years. El Nino
Eastern winds become strong and the opposite of El Nino occurs-Pacific Ocean gets cooler La Nina
dry to partially with dry areas little to no rain Dry Climate
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