A. map
Explanation:
A map is a projection that is used to represent real life phenomenon on a two dimensional surface.
A project of the Gulf of Mexico showing currents and water depth would be a map.
Maps are very good descriptive resources for delineating surface and even subsurface features.
Weather maps usually cover current patterns in the world.
Water depth in places can also be presented using water depth maps too.
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A steep pressure gradient ( where isobars<span> are </span>close together<span>) </span>indicate<span> higher winds, a less steep pressure gradient (where </span>isobars<span> are farther apart) </span>indicate<span> slower air movement. ... Be able to interpret a </span>weather map<span> that shows the distribution of air pressure and wind flags.</span>
Earth was able to retain an atmosphere because of its gravity. It is <span>the same force that keeps us anchored to Earth. Molecules in our atmosphere are constantly moving, spurred on by energizing sunlight. If Earth were much less massive, gravity's grip would be weaker.</span>
Some areas could be Alaska, Northwest Territories, and Yukon
