Areas Between 25 Degrees to 35 Degrees Latitude Usually Become

question 150

Multiple Choice

Areas between 25 degrees to 35 degrees latitude usually become ________ because this area is dominated by air that is sinking and being ________.

• A) deserts; cooled by expansion
• B) deserts; heated by compression
• C) rain forests; cooled by expansion
• D) rain forests; heated by compression

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