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Based on information discussed earlier in the course, you know that seasonal variation in daylength __________ with increasing distance from the equator because __________.
A) decreases; Earth rotates more slowly near the poles
B) decreases; Earth's axis is titled relative to the plane of the ecliptic
C) increases; Earth rotates more slowly near the poles
D) increases; Earth's axis is titled relative to the plane of the ecliptic
E) remains constant throughout the year; Earth is a sphere

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