Biology, 17.09.2019 16:50 jimissac68

4) use water to represent coastal areas and dirt to represent inland areas. how does the changing temperature differ for the different areas? what does this say about the temperature range for each location? what does that say about the climate? (3 points) answer all 3 parts of the question.

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