As it pertains to differences in land-water heating, transparency
A) is greater in land than water.
B) refers to the fact that land is opaque and water is transparent.
C) produces a heat loading at the surface of water bodies.
D) produces a photic layer that normally is 2000 m (6600 ft.) deep.

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Land is opaque, meaning it does not allow light to pass through, while water is transparent, allowing light to penetrate and heat to be distributed within the water body.

As It Pertains to Differences in Land-Water Heating, Transparency