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The specific heat of the water in the oceans is about four times that of rock and soil on...

The specific heat of the water in the oceans is about four times that of rock and soil on the continents. In addition, water in the oceans moves, while rock and soil are effectively stationary. What are the implications of these observations for differences in maximum and minimum temperatures for the oceans and continents?

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