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These changes in air pressure and wind speed cause<span> warm surface water to move eastward along the Equator, from the western Pacific to the coast of northern </span>South America<span>. </span>
Answer:
Usually, as elevation increases, the weather gets colder and the climate becomes harsher (more intense weathering: windier and colder). There is also less air as elevation increases. As elevation decreases on land that most live on, the climate gets warmer as well as more humid.
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Answer: What are the "following" questions?
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Answer:
Question 1 is B, because A, C, and D are all rules of a topographical map.
Question 2 is A, the Pacific coast.
Question 3 is B.
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