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abarnes

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This city in Latin America is known as the legendary lost city of the Inca
 a. Machu Picchu.
  b. Teonochtitlan.
  c. Chichen Itza.
  d. Tikal.

Question 2

With respect to weather and climate, ENSO stands for
 a. El Nino Southern-Oscillation.
  b. Equatorial Native Species Overpopulation.
  c. Equatorial Naval Surface Observations.
  d. Environmental Neutral Sea Observation.
  e. Electrically Negative Supercell Observations.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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