Answer:
true
Explanation:
Each December solstice, the thermal equator is at its southern extreme. After the December solstice, the thermal equator begins moving north. It crosses the equator around the September equinox and continues moving north, reaching its northern extreme on the June solstice
Answer:
Surface circulation carries the warm upper waters poleward from the tropics. Heat is disbursed along the way from the waters to the atmosphere. At the poles, the water is further cooled during winter, and sinks to the deep ocean. This is especially true in the North Atlantic and along Antarctica.
Answer:
Tigris
Explanation:
Yan kasi nabasa ko na Yan sa module koohh
They have a single common currency & they allow people to move easily between the countries
