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If the specific heat capacity of water were smaller than it is, how would this affect oceans and climate? (1 point)
O The oceans could absorb less heat, leading to a more steady temperature on land,
O The oceans could absorb more heat, leading to a more steady temperature on land.
O The oceans could absorb less heat, leading to greater swings in temperature on land.
O The oceans could absorb more heat, leading to greater swings in temperature on land.
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