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The diagram represents the Earth's + cycle of in which the Earth changes the orientation of its ◆. The changing orientation does not affect the the identity of the the locations of the ◆, but it changes ◆ and shifts in Earth's orbit. 129,000/26,000/13,000 2 - recession/precession 3 - rotation in space/axis in space 4 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons 5- equator/North star 6-solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons

The diagram represents the Earth's + cycle of in which the Earth changes the orientation of its ◆. The changing orientation does not affect the the identity of the the locations of the ◆, but it changes ◆ and shifts in Earth's orbit. 129,000/26,000/13,000 2 - recession/precession 3 - rotation in space/axis in space 4 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons 5- equator/North star 6-solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons

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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The diagram represents the Earth's ◆ cycle of in which the Earth changes the orientation of its ◆. The changing orientation does not affect the the identity of the the locations of the ♦ ◆, but it changes ◆ and shifts in Earth's orbit. 129,000/26,000/13,000 2 - recession/precession 3 - rotation in space/axis in space 4 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons 5- equator/North star 6 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram represents the Earth's ◆ cycle of in which the Earth changes the orientation of its ◆. The changing orientation does not affect the the identity of the the locations of the ♦ ◆, but it changes ◆ and shifts in Earth's orbit. 129,000/26,000/13,000 2 - recession/precession 3 - rotation in space/axis in space 4 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons 5- equator/North star 6 - solstices and equinoxes/pattern of seasons/time of seasons
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