-
which waves grow; the
growth of
these waves transfers heat and
momentum polewards.
Atmospheric eddies extract westerly angular momentum from the Hadley...
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thence to space. The large-scale
atmospheric circulation "cells"
shift polewards in
warmer periods (for example,
interglacials compared to glacials), but...
- an ocean.
These western ocean currents transport warm,
tropical water polewards toward the
polar regions.
Ships crossing both
oceans have
taken advantage...
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vertebrate species,
highest concentration of
diversity shown in red in
equatorial regions,
declining polewards (towards the blue end of the spectrum)...
- mid-season when the
Intertropical Convergence Zone or
monsoon trough moves poleward of
their location during the
middle of the warm season;
Typical vegetation...
- Australia, and
parts of
Central Asia. They tend to be
found in
proximity (both
poleward and near the coast) of
desert and semi-arid climates, and
equatorward of...
-
velocity will
change their meridional propagation speed,
directing them more
polewards or more equatorwards. Chunchuzov, Igor P. (July 1, 1996). "The Spectrum...
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Cascades and
Andes Mountains, as the dry-summer
climate extends further poleward in the
Americas than elsewhere. Rare
instances of this
climate can be found...
-
anticyclonic gyre
poleward and
eastward of the
storm center. The
combined flow of
these gyres acts to
advect the
storm slowly poleward and westward. This...
- dry
winds causing the dry
season of summer, and
oceanic climates to the
poleward sides that are
influenced by cool
ocean currents and air m****es that bring...
