Answer:
The ozone layer is still here I believe, it's just slowly going away due to our pollution of the air and such :/
Explanation:
Please vote brainliest!
Answer:
Uncontrolled cell division
(and I think that HIV/AIDS Does the opposite; slows cell division)
Savannas can be found anywhere but must be located in a tropical climate to thrive.
The U.S.A. has a very moderate climate, and for the most part is the same overall. Thus, a savanna wouldn't be able to exist in the U.S.A without the tropical climate, which means all 12 months have temperatures around 64 degrees Fahrenheit, and there are only two seasons: wet and dry.
As opposed to the U.S.A's Moderate Springs, Blazing summers, chilly falls, and cold winters (may fluctuate depending on the state), a savanna wouldn't be able to thrive.
Your answer is D: they exist only in the tropics.
~Hope this helps!
Primary plant/tree growth is
characterized mainly by ______.
Here is the correct answer to that
question: the primary plants or tree growth is characterized mainly by upward
and downward growth due to cell division at tips of roots and shoots.
Hippocampus, cerebral cortex, and cerebellum are required in order a <span>long-term memory of a motor skill to be formed.
</span>Long-term memories that are with you for a lifetime are called tertiary memories.
<span>This memory is stored in multiple areas in the brain. Most people retain the tertiary memories and can bring back childhood memories even much later in life.</span>
