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QUESTION 13 What is the time scale of the thermohaline circulation or "global conveyer belt" 2000 years 1 million years 1000 years 100,000 years

QUESTION 13 What is the time scale of the thermohaline circulation or "global conveyer belt" 2000 years 1 million years 1000 years 100,000 years

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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**QUESTION 13** What is the time scale of the thermohaline circulation or "global conveyer belt"? - 2000 years - 1 million years - 1000 years - 100,000 years --- **QUESTION 15** Give the approximate latitude and longitude of the (Choose a point more or less at the center of the ocean) Indian Ocean. - 15° S, 75° E - 60° S, 35° E - 10° S, 75° W - 75° S, 90° E
Transcribed Image Text:**QUESTION 13** What is the time scale of the thermohaline circulation or "global conveyer belt"? - 2000 years - 1 million years - 1000 years - 100,000 years --- **QUESTION 15** Give the approximate latitude and longitude of the (Choose a point more or less at the center of the ocean) Indian Ocean. - 15° S, 75° E - 60° S, 35° E - 10° S, 75° W - 75° S, 90° E
**Question 14** A world map displays a grid with lines of latitude and longitude. The map includes the Equator and the Prime Meridian, marked in bold red lines. It shows a cylindrical projection, representing continents such as North and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia. **Task:** Using the latitude and longitude coordinate system, locate the North Atlantic Ocean (degree N or S, degree E or W). **Options:** - ○ 71° N, 45° W - ○ 30° N, 45° W - ○ 30° S, 100° W - ○ 30° N, 45° E The map includes a scale bar indicating 2000 km for distance reference.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 14** A world map displays a grid with lines of latitude and longitude. The map includes the Equator and the Prime Meridian, marked in bold red lines. It shows a cylindrical projection, representing continents such as North and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia. **Task:** Using the latitude and longitude coordinate system, locate the North Atlantic Ocean (degree N or S, degree E or W). **Options:** - ○ 71° N, 45° W - ○ 30° N, 45° W - ○ 30° S, 100° W - ○ 30° N, 45° E The map includes a scale bar indicating 2000 km for distance reference.
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