This is false. different sides have different histories
Stage 1: High Equilibrium
High birth rate and high death rate
Stage 2: Early Population Increase
Decreasing death rate, constant birth rate
Stage 3: Late Population Increase
Death rate stabilizes at a lower amount, birth rate decreases
Stage 4: Low Equilibrium
Low birth rate and low death rate
Answer:
Earth's atmosphere is below 26 km is composed of 98%.
Explanation:
- Troposepher marks the boundary for most of the convective activity to take place on the surface of the earth's this place consist of 99% of the total space for the all-weather phenomenon to occur and as a result of which is considered to a homogeneous sphere.
- Here the water vapor, dust particles, and other gaseous bodies are found and thus this layer is a life-supporting layer full of oxygen and hence, comprise all biotic components like the plants, animal and man.
- Above this layer there are drastic changes in temperature with increasing height as the atmospheric pressure at higher altitudes decreases and so does the life-supporting layer, it can be noted that the layer that protects the earth i.e ozone is found in the mesosphere at an altitude of 30 kilometers.
- Rest most of the weather phenomenon takes place here as it sets the stage for weather patterns as convective currents coming from the equator can't pass this layer.
It is most likely to form a sedimentary rock due to it exposing to weather on a surface. When a rock is on surface, it may be eroded by weathering such as rain and wind, which cause it to loose fragments. The fragments will then be carried down to river by moving agents or gravity, sedimentation or deposition will then occur, the overlaying layers compacting the fragments into a solid rock after the process of lithification and cementation in which rocks are bind together by minerals dissolved such as silica and calcite.
The answers are the Taiga Shield and The Boreal Shield are
two of the main ecozones in the western hemisphere. Taiga Shield ecozone is an ecozone that stretches
across Canada’s subarctic region, while Boreal Shield Ecozone, it is the
largest ecozone in Canada and also it contains one of the world’s largest
ecozone.
