Question
How does the ozone layer in the stratosphere vary on Earth?(1 point)
Responses
Levels are higher in middle latitudes than near the equator.
Levels are higher in middle latitudes than near the equator.
Levels are higher near the equator than near the poles.
Levels are higher near the equator than near the poles.
Levels do not vary between the poles, middle latitudes, and equator.
Levels do not vary between the poles, middle latitudes, and equator.
Levels are higher near Antarctica than near the Arctic.
Responses
Levels are higher in middle latitudes than near the equator.
Levels are higher in middle latitudes than near the equator.
Levels are higher near the equator than near the poles.
Levels are higher near the equator than near the poles.
Levels do not vary between the poles, middle latitudes, and equator.
Levels do not vary between the poles, middle latitudes, and equator.
Levels are higher near Antarctica than near the Arctic.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is: **Levels are higher in middle latitudes than near the equator.**
This is because the ozone layer tends to be more concentrated in the middle latitudes, as opposed to the equator, where the levels can be lower due to different atmospheric dynamics and chemical reactions influenced by sunlight.
This is because the ozone layer tends to be more concentrated in the middle latitudes, as opposed to the equator, where the levels can be lower due to different atmospheric dynamics and chemical reactions influenced by sunlight.