13. According to the graph for the period shown, which is generally true about the two hemispheres?
A. The Northern Hemisphere tends to be further above average than the Southern Hemisphere.
B. The Southern Hemisphere tends to be further above average than the Northern Hemisphere.
C. The Northern Hemisphere tends to be further below average than the Southern Hemisphere.
D. The Southern Hemisphere tends to be further below average than the Northern Hemisphere.
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