<span>Faunal succession recognized in the sequence of fossils in stratified sedimentary rocks was a key concept that led to the concept of evolution of life on Earth</span>. T<span>his principle is from Willian Smith, an English geologist. It used to determine the age of the rocks and strata.</span>
Answer:
plate boundaries
Explanation:
Volcanoes and earthquakes are most likely to form along plate boundaries.
Earthquakes:
An earthquake is generated when two plates move relative to each other. The earthquake itself, is the movement felt on the surface caused by the movement of the tectonic plates at their boundaries. There are a few different types of plate boundaries, NOAA does a great job giving a brief description of each here:
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/facts/plate-boundaries.html
<span>D. provide systematic irrigation.</span><span>
Agriculture Science is the science of crop production and its improvement. In Agriculture Science, scientists focus on research and development on various aspects of crop technology and production.
Crop improvements include:
1. Irrigation Management as a production technique
2. Minimizing the growth of pests
3. Transformation of raw products to end-consumer products
4. Prevention of adverse environmental effects (e.g. waste management and soil degradation)
5. Supply and demand for food in a global basis 6. Crop quantity and quality 7. Study of other fields of agriculture (e.g. soil science) </span>
Answer: When asteroids enter the atmosphere of Earth or any other planet, they are called meteorites. Typically, asteroids are too small to form a circular shape, unlike dwarf planets or comets.
Explanation:
Why are meteoroids not considered dwarf planets?
<em>Key difference: A dwarf planet is “a celestial body in direct orbit of the Sun that is massive enough for its shape to be controlled by gravitation, but that unlike a planet has not cleared its orbital region of other objects.” An asteroid, on the other hand, is a large chunk of rock that orbits around the sun.</em>
Answer: about 3.1 people per square kilometer, but varies with different locations. For example, the Australian Capital Territoy has the largest density of 171 people per sq km, followed bby Victoria (27), New South Wales (9.7), and Tasmania (7.6). Hope this helps :)
