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What is the primary effect of global warming on sea levels?
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- 1It stabilizes sea levels due to increased precipitation.
- 2It reduces sea levels due to increased water absorption by land.
- 3It causes sea levels to rise due to thermal expansion of water and melting of glaciers and ice sheets.✓
- 4It has no significant long-term effect on sea levels.
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It causes sea levels to rise due to thermal expansion of water and melting of glaciers and ice sheets.
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