Abrahamic faint is seen in Judaism and Christianity, these religious believe in a god or higher power that has given life and created all things. Idk what you want...
A. By the Equator.
The ocean's salinity is higher near the equator, as the water is warmer. Higher temperatures evaporate more water, but leave the salt.
To answer this item, we let x be the number that is not unknown in this item such that the situation in this problem can be expressed as follows,
x - 9.3 = 68.91
Adding 9.3 to both sides of the equation,
x - 9.3 + 9.3 = 68.91 + 9.3
Simplifying,
x = 78.21
The answer to this item is 78.21, this I think is the first choice except that it is mistakenly written as 7.21 only.
The roots of the human civilizations are mostly associated with the Asian continent because most of the early civilizations developed here, like the Sumerians, Persians, Phoenicians, Babylonians, Chinese, Hindus. These civilizations, especially the ones from the southwestern part of Asia, played a key role in the development of the civilizations along the Mediterranean in Europe, since they were borrowing culture, alphabet, math, lots of inventions, mythology etc. After their cultural traits were accepted in Europe, they started to spread around even more, and gave the basis for the development of lots of other civilizations.
Answer:
Plants and animals adapt to sunlight, water and climatic changes.
Explanation:
- Adaptation in plants and animals is common like humans which enables them to survive in hostile environments.
- The adaptation is a major genetic and physiological adaptation of species and allows them to modify their behavior in aspect or respect to the changes in the external environment such as climate etc.
- Such as the white-coated rabbit, ox, and fox during the winter months. The adaptation of plants such as growing close to the ground antarctic region to capture the maximum solar heat.
- The shedding of the leaves with changing seasons and the ability to adapt to shades of the forest floor are some of the characteristics properties of the plants and animals.
