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Insolation at Earth's Surface The insolation received at Earth's surface is A) usually low at the equator. B) generally greater at high latitudes because of day length. C) greatest over low-latitude deserts with their cloudless skies. D) inadequate to sustain life. E) highest in the mid-latitudes due to seasonality. Insolation at Earth's Surface

The insolation received at Earth's surface is


A) usually low at the equator.
B) generally greater at high latitudes because of day length.
C) greatest over low-latitude deserts with their cloudless skies.
D) inadequate to sustain life.
E) highest in the mid-latitudes due to seasonality.

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