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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The oval shaped path that the Earth takes around the Sun. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The area between the Tropic Of Cancer & the Tropic of Capricorn. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion A process that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion A complete turn of the earth It takes 24 hours to complete. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion Scientists theorize that millions of years ago there was one large land mass called. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The regions between the arctic circle and The Tropic of Cancer & between the Antarctic circle & the Tropic of Capricorn. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The theory that states the Earth’s crust is broken into huge pieces that move. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The circular journey the Earth makes around the sun or one Complete trip around the sun. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The shapes or types of land found on earth (hills, plateaus, & plains. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion A line of latitude that is located a 23 1/2 degrees north of the equator. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The process of carrying away small pieces of rock & soil is known as. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion An imaginary line running through the earth from the North pole to the South pole upon which the earth spins or rotates. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion Large slabs of rock or huge broken pieces of the earth’s crust. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The line of latitude that is 23 1/2 degrees south of the equator. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Orbit RotationRevolution Low latitudes Middle latitudesLandform Axis High latitudes Plate Tectonics PlateWeatheringErosion The regions between the Arctic circle & north pole & the Antarctic circle & the south pole are known as the. PangaeaTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate How hot or cold the air feels. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Swirling funnels of wind that Can reach speeds of 200 mph. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy TropicalClimate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate A climate that changes as elevation increases or decreases. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate The average weather of a Place over a long period of time. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate The day to day changes in the Air or atmosphere. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Any water that falls from the atmosphere to the ground as rain, sleet, hail, or snow. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Climate found in the Middle Latitudes. There are seasonal changes but Temperatures rarely fall below freezing. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate These are like fast moving rivers in the Ocean, they may be warm or cold. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Plants that grow naturally in a particular area. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Wind and Rain storms that form in the tropics in the Pacific Ocean. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate A climate that is found in the high latitudes and is usually cold all year round. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate The upper most branches of a forest or jungle. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate Wind and rain storms that form Over the tropics in the Atlantic Ocean. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate A region where temperatures are always cool or cold and only certain plants like grasses and low shrubs live. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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Temperature ClimateOcean Current Tornado PrecipitationVegetation Canopy Tropical Climate Moderate Climate HurricaneVertical ClimatePolar Climate A climate that is found in the low latitudes and it typically has two seasons. WeatherTyphoonTundra

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