I think D is the the answer as well
I think the correct answer is false. Most of North America do not have the same climate type. Climate can differ all over the U.S. One moment it can be 100 degrees in Texas and In Ohio it can be only 60. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
E.) Mesosphere, Asthenosphere, Outer layer
Unfortunately there is no standard terminology for three mantle layers.
<span>I can be sure that "ionosphere" and "thermosphere" refer </span>
<span>only to atmospheric layers, so you can rule out A, B, and D. </span>
<span>"Mesosphere" may be used to refer to an atmospheric layer, </span>
<span>but is also often used to refer to a mantle layer. </span>
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<span>so I'll go with E even though I don't like it much. </span>
<span>I guess what is meant by "outer layer" is the part of the lithosphere </span>
<span>that does not match crustal composition.</span>
Argentina would be the answer
Answer:
They knew there was dissolved iron in the early oceans -- a strong indication that Earth's free oxygen concentrations were exceedingly low.
Explanation:
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