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As global warming continues, weather patterns will change causing

As global warming continues, weather patterns will change causing
A) some parts of the Earth's landmass to become warmer while other parts will experience more extreme winters. The ocean temperatures will continue to rise
B) only the oceans to become warmer while the landmasses will become colder
C) only the landmasses to become warmer while the oceans will become colder
D) all parts of the Earth's surface will become warmer

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