Answer:
lowest level of the atmosphere
Explanation:
The reason why its found in the lowest lvl is mainly because 99% of the water vapor in the atmosphere is found in the troposphere(lowest level)
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Answer:
D. The filling and swelling of the magma chambers below the crater on the island of hawaii.
Explanation:
- The magma chambers is a large pool of liquid rocks that are found beneath the surface of the earth and such a chamber is formed under great pressure and this pressure gradually fractures the rocks around it.
This question is incomplete because the options are not given; here is the complete question:
Which of the following concepts could best be explained by the theory of possibilism?
-Regional differences between the internal structures of cities
-Changes in population growth rates over time
-Limitations on agricultural crops based on climate
-Political patterns seen in election maps
-Modification of landscapes by human cultures
The answer to this question is Modification of landscapes by human cultures
Explanation:
Possibilism is a theory in geography that proposes physical features such as reliefs, weather conditions, etc. do not completely restrict or determine human behavior and cultures as proposed by the theory of determinism. This means humans can modify their environment or decide over cultural elements and their behavior. This theory is better exemplified in "modification of landscapes by human cultures" because this behavior exemplifies the way humans are not restricted by environmental conditions but can decide about behaviors, culture, etc. and even modify their environment according to needs or desires.
Answer: High Grade
Explanation:
Gneiss forms as a result of high-grade, regional metamorphic conditions. High grade refers to metamorphism occurring at over 320 degrees Celsius and relatively high pressure. As the grade increases, the hydrous minerals lose H20, and non-hydrous minerals become more common. The regional metamorphism results in the heavy foliation in gneiss.