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When the prevailing winds change near the coast of Peru and blow westerly,
(A) there is an upwelling of nutrient-rich deep ocean cold water.
(B) worldwide changes in climate occur. (C) there is an increase in the plankton and
fish populations near the coast of Peru. (D) all of these occur. This is for environmental science
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When the prevailing winds change near the coast of Peru and blow westerly,
(A) there is an upwelli...
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