Answer:
Glacier Landforms: Trough. Glacial troughs, or glaciated valleys, are long, U-shaped valleys that were carved out by glaciers that have since receded or disappeared. Troughs tend to have flat valley floors and steep, straight sides. Fjords, such as those in Norway, are coastal troughs carved out by glaciers.
Or: Steep U shaped valleys that connect with the sea and fill with water when the glaciers melt. Now keep scrolling;)
Explanation:
Australia is an island country, and besides the big main island and Tasmania, it has 12,000 islands plus in its territory. Since it doesn't have any land borders, its borderline is actually the sum of all coastlines of all islands in its territory, and that accounts for 70,000 km.
New South Wales is the biggest state in the country, and it occupies 10% of its total land mass. Its border is 4,635 km, which means that it accounts for 6.62% of the total borderline of Australia.
Farm land are being lost because companies are using them to build houses over them
No, this is statement is false!
An absolute age is not dependent on anything - it's the age in "years" not "older than" or "younger than".
The position of rocks is more inherent to the relative age of the rocks- relative to the other layers of the rocks.
