Which earthly phenomenon is represented by this image? ☝️ A) Axial precession B. Magnetic Shifting C. Circumpolar current D) Obliquity

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Which earthly phenomenon is represented by this image? ☝️

A) Axial precession
B. Magnetic Shifting
C. Circumpolar current
D) Obliquity

Which earthly phenomenon is represented by this image? ☝️ A) Axial precession B. Magnetic-example-1

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I will go with the letter B

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I’ll go with letter d.

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