Answer:
<em>Nonetheless, some human activities have clear direct impacts. These include land use change, land management, land degradation, soil sealing, and mining. ... This in turn leads to loss of soil carbon and other nutrients and to changes in soil properties and in soil biodiversity.</em>
Erosion is brought about by the forces of nature or human activity: water, wind, earthquakes, mining, quarrying, etc. In the desert, there is very little water that can cause weathering or erosion, so the most probable answer is wind or maybe even animal activity.
Answer:
we'll use () to indicate the different boxes
( ) (r) (r)
(R) (Rr) (Rr)
(R) (Rr) (Rr)
You will have a 2 by 2 cell for your answer. One set of your test (rr) will go across the top as is shown and the other will be vertical (RR) as shown. Go down the line and put the letter you see at the top in each box and then do the same going across.
( ) (r) (r)
( ) (r) ( )
( ) (r) ( )
( ) (r) (r)
(R) (Rr) (R)
(R) (r) ( )
I tried to make this a comprehensible as possible but just draw your diagram and put the letters in the exact order as shown and then read this. It may make more sense that way.
Explanation:
So the <span>The ocean plays a fundamental role in shaping the </span>climate<span> zones we ... Ocean currents act as conveyer belts of warm and cold </span>water<span>, ... Ocean </span>water<span> is constantly evaporating, increasing the temperature and humidity of the surrounding </span>air<span> to ... Currents are </span>movements<span> of ocean </span>water<span> in a continuous flow... thats all i know</span>
This happens during anaphase of mitosis.
