The correct answer is - False.
When a species is classified as threatened, it means that that particular species is expected to become endangered, not extinct. The species that are threatened, are species that have experienced a significant drop in numbers in recent times, but still have enough individuals to be able to survive and keep the species going. But if the situation starts to become worse and the species continues to lose numbers, than the species will fall into the category of endangered species, which will mean that it is expected that the species will die out in the very near future.
Sunlight is the requirement of every single natural process on Earth.
Answer:(1) to assess the current status of the preservation of this unique and high valuable archaeological site, (2) to analyze the various actions that cause the destruction of the pyramid complex, in particular the weathering activities and strong seismic event, and (3) to determine the geochemical and engineering properties for construction materials using different types of tools and advanced analytical and diagnostic techniques.
Explanation:
Answer: in mixture water molecules comes closer to ethanol molecules because of hydrogen Bonds. Then smaller water molecules occupy less volume than in pure water.
Explanation: water molecules are smaller than ethanol molecules.
Both form Hydrogen bonds in pure form and in water-ethanol mixture.
Water molecules fill better space between ethanol molecules.
I think volume of the mixturecoild be 59.6 -59.8 cubic cm
Answer: Sillimanite, Andalusite, Kyanite and Staurolite
Explanation:
This are the four main minerals that forms in metamorphic rocks and indicates metamorphism.
Sillimanite forms at a high temperature condition, andalusite forms at a moderate temperature and pressure condition, and lastly, kyanite forms at a high pressure condition. Staurolite also forms at high temperature-pressure condition.
This four minerals forms when a rock undergoes metamorphism and are usually found in metamorphic rocks such as schist, gneiss and granulite.
