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tfester

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Why is there a lag in daily temperature patterns? Discuss the roles of different sources of surface heating.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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The net photosynthesis for an entire ecosystem is known as the
 
  A) free air CO2 enrichment. B) net photosynthesis.
  C) compensation point. D) net primary productivity.



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Answer to Question 1

The warmest time of the day occurs after insolation has been absorbed and emitted to the atmosphere from the ground, not at the moment of maximum insolation. As long as the incoming energy exceeds the outgoing energy, air temperatures continue to increase until incoming energy begins to dissipate.

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