Although the idealized version of Earth features continuous pressure belts that continue zonally around the planet, the real Earth has broken-up pressure cells that vary seasonally. Why?A) the effects of the coriolis force vary seasonallyB) large landmasses heat differently than oceans and interrupt the pressure patternC) the oceans experience drastic temperature changes from season to seasonD) the intensity of incoming solar radiation varies radically along the same line of latitude

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