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Answer:
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Explanation:
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The answer is A. and B.
Let's look into the options one by one:
A. pressure and heat built up in the magma chamber
This is true as the pressure and heat built up is what cause the magma to be pushed out of the chamber through the vent. The higher temperature it is,the more it expands and the more likely it is to erupt.
B. plate tectonics and subduction
This is also true as volcanicity is caused by plate tectonics such as subduction. When the plate bends, cracks are formed which coul then be filled by magma and cause fissure eruption, afterwards forming volcanoes.
C. ground swelling and foreshocks
These are the consequences of volcanic eruption but not the causes and therefore is not true.
D. foreshocks and aftershocks
These are as well the consequences of volcanic activity like above and is not true.
Therefore the answers are A. and B.
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Answer:
A) Energy acquisition and use, using environmental and genetic information for evolution
Explanation:
The process of the movement of the flower towards sunlight , is known as the heliotropism .
It enables in keeping the flower visible and warm for pollinators .
And as the flower is pollinated and forms hard seed .
And for young flowers , the process is to maximize the process of photosynthesis .
It enables to track the sun with 24 biological clock , and after sun set the flower faces towards the east , and wait for the sun to rise .
The correct answer is - B. Roman Catholicism.
The Spanish people, with their arrival and settling in Latin America, brought with them their culture as well, and one big part of their culture was their religion. They were practicing the Roman Catholicism, and still are, being one of the ''biggest believers'' in the Christian faith nowadays.
The Spanish encountered multiple civilizations in this region, and after they conquered them, they started to assimilate them, some of which forcefully. Over time, their assimilation turned out to be a success, so the most dominant religion, by far, in Latin America is the Roman Catholicism.
