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Click on the link Review the terms associated with Coriolis Effect and Winds by going through the flashcards in quizlet.

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Coriolis Effect is caused by

Earth's uneven temperature differences

Earth's rotation

Earth's revolution

Earth's altitude difference

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Object moving in the nothern hemisphere to curve to the left

Object moving in the southeren hemisphere to curve to the left

Object moving in the nothern hemisphere to curve to the right

Object moving in the southeren hemisphere to curve to the right

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Friction

Coriolis effect

Velosity

Gravity

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Polar Easterlies		Blow toward the equator, to Doldrums (area of low pressure). Located between 0-30 north and south.
Trade Winds		Between 30-60 latitude. High pressure at 30 causes air to descend and blow toward the poles.
Westerlies		Located above 60 latitude. High pressure over poles (caused by sinking cold dense air) causes the air to blow away from the poles toward 60 latitude.