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1) it’s also called a Tundra. This biome has shrubs, but it is too cold and dark for trees to grow.
2) Loss of life. This is because people underestimate the risk of floodwaters. It also destroys property.
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Hinduism arose in the Indian subcontinent and remained there, while Buddhism arose in the Indian subcontinent, lost its ground there, but spread out in other regions.
Explanation:
Hinduism is a religion that is present in modern-day India. It is a religion that formed from the cultural diffusion between the Dravidians and Aryans. These two groups merged, mixed, and shared, and adopted each other's cultural traits, leading to the fromation of Hinduism as a religion that has elements of both cultures. This religion has formed in the Indian subcontinent and has remained on it.
Buddhism is a religion/teaching that emerged in India. It managed to become dominant for a short period of time in India but quickly lost its popularity. Through the trade routes though, Buddhism reached East Asia and Southeast Asia. The people of these two regions found it very appealing and a big portion of them adopted it, thus it became the dominant religion in multiple countries of these regions while it is almost absent in its birthplace.
Answer: First off, that is a beautiful rock!
Also, is there any other information given? Like about rock layer formation, or about this rock specifically or anything?
If there is no other information, then I'd say it took thousands for years for the layers to form, but it depends on the type of rock in the layer.
For example, Igneous rock takes only a few days to form, because all it is is cooled lava, whereas granite takes a few million years to form.
This looks like it might be sandstone or something.
Sandstone takes about 10-100 years to form, so if this is sandstone, then each layer probably look about 100 years to form, and the whole rock with all the layers might have taken thousands of years, but I need more info to be sure.
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There is no such thing as "earthquake weather". ... Very large low-pressure changes associated with major storm systems (typhoons, hurricanes, etc) are known to trigger episodes of fault slip (slow earthquakes) in the Earth's crust and may also play a role in triggering some damaging earthquakes.
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