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Ebrown

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Given a cP air mass and cT air mass with the same relative humidity, which air mass would have higher specific humidity?
 
  A) The specific humidity of both would be the same because their relative humidities are the same.
  B) The cP air mass would have the higher specific humidity.
  C) The cT air mass would have the higher specific humidity.
  D) It is impossible to say what would usually be true of their specific humidities.
  E) Specific humidity is not a relevant measure for air masses.

Question 2

The zonation of flora and fauna along an altitudinal transect similar to that found along latitudinal transects is known as the
 
  A) altitudinal zonation principle.
  B) altitude-latitude hypothesis.
  C) limiting factor.
  D) the life zone concept.
  E) vegetation similarity theory.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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