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Fig. 7-6b, p.174 OCEAN LAND L H

Fig. 7-6a, p.174 OCEAN LAND H L

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If the Earth was covered entirely in water, the Sun was directly over the Equator, and the Earth did not rotate… Equator HEATING COOLING L H L HLH

Fig. 7-15a, p.182

Fig. 7-16, p.183 CF

Fig. 7-17a, p.184

Fig. 7-17b, p.185

NORTHSOUTH COLDWARM PGF

Fig. 7-22, p.188

Fluxes between the ocean and the atmosphere Latent heat (moisture) flux Sensible heat flux Wind stress

Equator 30°N 60°N westerlies easterlies CF WARMCOLD

Fig. 7-24, p.190

Fig. 7-25, p.191

Fig. 7-26, p.191

Fig. 7-24, p.190

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Fig. 7-24, p.190

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