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Pole

A unit of area equivalent to 1/320th of one square mile.
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According to Emanuel, ocean temperatures of 28-30[degrees]C are 'ideal for the genesis of tropical cyclones and as that belt migrates poleward, which surely it must as the whole ocean warms, the tropical cyclone genesis regions might just move with it.
Tropical storms moving towards the poles
Poleward shifts in breeding bird distributions in New York State, Global Change Biology 15: 1866-1883.
The importance of potential impact of climate change on bird species composition in designing effective ways of bird protection and management: a case study from the eastern Baltic region./Galimo klimato kaitos poveikio pauksciu rusinei sudeciai svarba kuriant efektyvius pauksciu apsaugos ir pauksciu rusiu reguliavimo budus (rytu baltijos regiono pavyzdziu)
A continent drifts polewards and an icecap slowly grows; lagging behind, the oceans cool; dry air circulates over the ice, snowfall declines and eventually the starving icecap shrinks.
Mighty oceans--font of life

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