The species was not able to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
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1. The type of cloud that usually signify fair weather is CUMULUS.
There are different types of clouds and they can be used as an instrument to predict the type of weather a place is going to experience in a given time. Cumulus cloud has some characteristic properties; they have white puffy appearance, each cloud has a flat base and a rounded top. The cloud usually move in an upward direction and it can grow into giant cloud that will result in thunderstorm. Their appearance signifies fair weather.
2. The type of cloud that usually brings precipitation is NIMBUS. The Nimbus cloud usually form dark colored, wet looking layers, that are typically associated with precipitation. The precipitation can be light or moderate. The cloud can also result in continuous rain or snow.
3. The arrangement of the clouds from the highest to lowest are as follows: CIRRUS, ALTOCUMULUS, STRATUS AND FOG.
Cirrus is an high level cloud, altocumulus is a middle level cloud, stratus is a low level cloud and the fog is the closest to the earth surface.
4.The type of cloud that occasionally produce precipitation is STRATUS.
The stratus cloud is usually an even gray colored cloud, it normally covers the entire sky. This type of cloud can sometime brings about precipitation or light drizzle.
5. My show was not cancelled, it was renewed.
Prime Time Television usually carries out a review of their shows every season and most of the their shows usually get dropped off for a new ones during a new season. Approximately 80% of Prime Time shows are usually removed every season while only about 20% is renewed. My favorite show is part of the renewed ones for this season.
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Extremophiles are organisms that live in "extreme environments," under high pressure and temperature. ... It's important to note that these organisms are 'extreme' only from a human perspective. While oxygen, for example, is a necessity for life as we know it, some organisms flourish in environments with no oxygen at all.
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It is important to know how they live
Answer: Most tsunamis are caused by large earthquakes below or near the ocean floor, but tsunamis can also be caused by landslides, volcanic activity, certain types of weather and near earth objects (e.g., asteroids, comets). Not all earthquakes cause tsunamis.
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