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Hadley cells at the equator consist of

Hadley cells at the equator consist of
A) rising, moist air that produces precipitation and rain forests, and falling dry air associated with deserts.
B) rising, dry air associated with deserts and falling moist air that produces precipitation and rain forests.
C) warm, moist air rising up the sides of mountains and cool, dry air descending on the leeward sides.
D) cool, dry air rising up the sides of mountains and warm, moist air descending on the leeward sides.

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