9. It is a warm summer night, 32oC, with the relative humidity at 100%. During the night, the air temperature drops to 18oC. You would expect to see___on the ground in the morning.
A) dew
10. Scientists believe that during the Late Cretaceous period, many small seas dried up and new mountains began to rise. Which would MOST LIKELY cause them to believe the temperature decreased during this time?
A) The absence of fossils of warm-weather plants.
11) A hurricane is MOST LIKLEY to occur in an area
A) near warm water.
12) A team of archaeologists excavating a sedimentary rock layer come across some primitive hunting tools used by early humans. As the dig progresses, they unearth the fossilized remains of a dinosaur from another layer of the sedimentary rock. Why do these discoveries indicate that the rocks were formed over millions of years?
C) Dinosaurs became extinct millions of years before humans appeared.
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The answer is the workers in the fields.
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Answer:
Each have adapted in very similar ways to similar habitats.
Explanation:
According to Darwin, given a similar set of conditions, two different organisms can adapt in the same direction. Here, the sugar glider inhabits Australia and the flying squirrel inhabits North America. There is a huge distance between their locations and also they are two different species with no direct evolutionary relation. However, because of the similar conditions present in their habitats, they developed same traits over the time. Both of them live in forested areas so they developed loose skin between their limbs which allowed them to glide freely between the trees.
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For a quantity of water, milliliters (mL) are used
For the length of a leaf centimeters or millimeters (cm; mm) are used
For the mass of a small stone, gram (g) are used.
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