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An isopleth map differs from an isometric map in that its lines are interpolated from
Answer: D
Isometric lines join points where the value was actually measured, such as temperature at a weather station. Isopleths are built from area-based ratios assigned to a notional centre, which makes them a step further removed from observation.
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