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The envelope of gasses that surround the earth.   show
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show reef  
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The name of the day when the sun appears directly over the equator.   show
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Weather conditions in a region over a long time.   show
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show rotation  
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The North Pole points towards this.   show
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show tundra  
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The process by which the Earth's atmosphere traps the sun's energy.   show
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show Tropical Wet  
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show Marine West Coast  
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show arid  
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show tropical wet and dry  
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Day when the sun appears directly over the Tropic of Cancer or Tropic of Capricorn.   show
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This type of climate borders arid regions and receives slightly more precipitation during summer months.   show
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This type of climate is found in coastal areas of southern Europe and California. It has long, sunny dry summers and mild winters.   show
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This is the climate found at the tops of high mountain ranges. The climate changes as you climb in elevation.   show
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One elliptical orbit of Earth around the sun.   show
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Forests made up of trees that lose their leaves during part of the year.   show
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show Ecosystems  
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show Coniferous Forests  
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Coal, natural gas, and petroleum are examples of _____________________   show
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show Archipelago  
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A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water   show
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A broad expanse of generally high and flat land. It can rise up from a lower area or it can be level regions within a mountain range   show
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show Peninsula  
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A point of land extending into the sea   show
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show Isthmus  
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A part of an ocean or sea that is partially enclosed by a curving coastline.   show
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show Fjord  
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The triangular-shaped land found at the mouth of some large rivers.   show
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Examples of this are soil, forests, air, and water   show
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show Non-renewable Resources  
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show Deforestation  
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show Fossil Fuels  
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show June  
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show September  
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show December  
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show March  
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show Acid Rain  
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