Các mảng kiến tạo của Trái đất đập vào nhau. Bên dưới mặt đất, vỏ Trái đất được tạo thành từ nhiều mảng kiến tạo. ... Kết quả của việc các mảng kiến tạo này bị vỡ vụn là các phiến đá khổng lồ bị đẩy lên không trung.
Answer:
A: Frozen taiga
Explanation:
Russia is the largest country in the world, and its land has several different characteristics. One of them though dominates by far, and that is the taiga, which is occupying more area than all of the other biomes in the country combined.
The taiga is stretching across all of the country from west to east, while the rest of the biomes are north and south of it. The land is covered with dense coniferous forests, representing the largest continuous forest in the whole world.
The taiga is not the most pleasant place for living though. The majority of the year is winter, and the temperatures are extremely cold, and in some parts of it they are as low as in Antarctica. There is lot of snowfall, usually several meters deep. The short summers are mild and very humid. Everything defrosts so big portion of the taiga is becoming marshy.
The answer would be b) push factors
<u>ANSWER:</u>
The statement "the extreme pressure and freezing temperatures of the deep ocean make it dangerous to send humans to the greatest ocean depths" best explains why scientists depend on submersibles to study ocean features .
<u>EXPLANATION:</u>
- The oceans are so vast and deep that humans cannot withstand the pressure in depths.
- Submersibles are developed in such a manner that they can travel to the deepest parts of the ocean and study ocean life.
- Submersibles are vehicles that have the capability to carry humans as well to the deep ocean floors or these can be controlled in an automatic manner.
- The submersibles are provided with tools and technologies that can record ocean floor features and make their study possible.
I don't know if you have to choose only one answer, because answers 2, 3, and 5. It affected throughout the world, and it also reduced communist nations and changed boundaries.
