look at both maps (one from 1885, and another one from 2020) and compare and contrast the maps. What is similar about each one? What is different?
Answer:
their closer together while still the same form
Explanation:
they have moved closer together causing the land to collide more with the other side making the river smaller. It keeps the same shape just combined tighter.
The southeastern part of the United States has
A: highland climate
B: humid continental climate
C: subarctic climate
D: humid subtropical climate
Answer: humid subtropical climates
Explanation:
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A cactus can be found in the desert. Provide two examples of abiotic factors that ecologists would study when examining cactuses.
Answer: first here's the desert one to write: Abiotic Factors. In most deserts, the soil is Aridisols, or dry soil. In the Sahara and the Australian outback, the soil is Entisols, which are new types of soil that form sand dunes. Both soils are rich in minerals, but they have little organic material. The seasons depend on what kind of desert you are in.
Answer 2: know this is the one about cactuses to write: Abiotic factors are causes of black spot problems that are non-living. In cacti, this includes excess light/scorching, high humidity, watering problems, fertilizer problems, and freeze damage. On the other hand, biotic factors are those living organisms that cause problems in your cactus plant. It includes pests/insects, fungi, and bacteria.
Answer 3 if wanted here's to write: Is Cactus biotic or abiotic? Scorpions, coyotes, snakes, spiders, lizard, and cacti are just a few of the biotic factors. One of abiotic factors is the sand.
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PLS SOMEONE WRITE A BOOK WITH ME PLS
Answer:
Sure what is this book going to be about?
Explanation:
This region includes most of the continent's agricultural lands.
A: Death Valley
B: Canadian Shield
C: Great Plains
D: coastal plain
Answer:
The answer is C - Great Plains! I've learned this in 3rd grade!
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Choose all the right answers.
Choose the three main earth layers.
igneous
metamorphic
fossils
crust
core
mantle
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Describe the method used for finding the epicenter of an earthquake. Include how information is gathered, what is measured, and how that help to find the epicenter.
Answer:
Triangulation method
Explanation:
In triangulation method Scientist s take a paper. The sesmometers which are established in that area is shown as green dots.The calculated distance from each seismometer to the earthquake is shown as a circle.The point where all circles intercept eachother is known as the epicenter of the earthquake.Earthquake:-
Their are many plates moving inside earth's surface.When the plates collide with eachother a friction arises which is called earthquake.Why do lunar and solar eclipses not happen every month?
Group of answer choices
A. Eclipses only occur during full and new moons.
B. The tilt of the moon’s axis does not allow for monthly alignment.
C. The moon and Earth only travel through the penumbras.
D. Earth rotates around its axis faster than the moon.
Answer:
I'd say D because, the Earth's orbit around the sun isn't the same as the moon
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
It is option D because yes, the moon rotates, but it does so much more slowly than Earth does. A "moon day" is around 29.53 Earth days, according to NASA. In other words, whereas Earth completes one rotation every 24 hours, the moon experiences a sunrise roughly every 709 hours.
kepentingan tumbuhan dan haiwan liar di gurun panas
Answer:
Walaupun padang pasir tidak mendapat banyak hujan, padang pasir adalah habitat bagi sesetengah tumbuhan dan haiwan. Setiap spesies telah menyesuaikan diri untuk dapat hidup dalam julat suhu dan tanpa banyak air. Suhu di padang pasir panas boleh mencapai 40-45°C, dan ia menjadi sangat sejuk pada waktu malam apabila matahari terbenam.
Explanation:
Which type of front just passed over Seattle?
A. cold front
B. warm front
C. occluded front
D. stationary front
Does a prevailing wind blow sometimes or all the time for mountains?
Answer:
A prevailing wind is a wind that blows predominantly from a particular direction over a certain area. Prevailing winds can blow all the time or only at certain times, depending on the location and the weather patterns. In the case of mountains, prevailing winds may be affected by the topography of the land and the movement of air masses.