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Thermohaline circulation ____.

A. Supplies heat to polar regions
B. Causes salt lake formation
C. Causes oxbow lake formation
D. Is unaffected by heat fluctuations

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A. Supplies heat to polar regions

Frithjof Schaefer answered Apr 22, 2019

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