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Physical Geography Powerpoint Presentations

Physical Geography Powerpoint Presentations

This note explains the following topics: Earth-Sun Relations, Earth Structure and Plate Tectonics, Cartography, Orogenesis, Atmosphere and Ozone Hole, Weathering, Erosion, and Fluvial Processes, Insolation and Energy Transfer, Arid Landforms, Temperature and Global Warming, Glacial Landforms, Global and Local Winds and El Nino, Coastal Landforms, Humidity and Precipitation, Midlatitude Cyclones, Hurricanes, Seasons, Tornadoes Winds and Pressure.

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