During the Mesozoic, climatic variation on Earth could be described as ____.
A)extreme in terms of precipitation
B)extreme in terms of temperature
C)lacking great north-south variation
D)having great north-south variation
E)similar to the present day

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During the Mesozoic era, the Earth's climate was more uniform from the equator to the poles, lacking the great north-south variation in temperature and climate seen today. This was due in part to the different configuration of continents and the presence of vast shallow seas, which helped distribute heat more evenly around the planet.

During the Mesozoic, Climatic Variation on Earth Could Be Described