Early earth would of been a lot different because of the Primordial heat, collision and compression during accretion, decay of short lived radioactive elements
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I'm pretty sure that is a rabbit because hares have longer ears
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<span>Alfred Wegener was a German meteorologist who was the founding father of the theory of continental drift. As far as climate was concerned, Wegener found glacial deposits, the remains of drifts of debris compiled by glacial action in tropical areas of the earth, where it was much too warm for glaciers to exist. Likewise, he found the remains of tropical plants and animals that were located in areas much too cold to foster such life forms. Wegener correctly postulated the continents must have been in different climatic environments at one time. Then, they drifted, largely by the rotational spin of the earth to their present locations in totally different climates. Wegener's idea of continental drift had a hard time gaining acceptance among the scientific community, as he had a weak mechanism explaining what could cause large land masses, such as the continents, to drift across large bodies of oceanic water to totally different climatic conditions.
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Option (4)
Explanation:
Assimilation is defined as the process by which the new magma is produced from the previously existing magma when interacts with the surrounding host rock. This process alters the original composition of the magma. This generally takes place when the magma reacts with the wall rocks, and due to the high temperature, there incorporates other minerals and substances that are easily melted and mixed with the magma.
Thus, the correct answer is option (4).
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Respiration, excretion, and decomposition
