The water would be warmer 200 miles north of the equator than it would be 2000 north of the equator, because the closer you are to the equator the more sun light you get.
Answer:
Ocean surface winds play a vital role in the water cycle as the tropical Pacific Ocean and overlying atmosphere react with, and influence each other. Easterly surface winds along the equator control the quantity and temperature of the water that upwells (moves or flows upward) to the surface.
Oxygen and glucose are both products of photosynthesis and reactants in cellular respiration. Hope this helps!
Organisms adapt to changes in their surroundings.
