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Las consecuencias de que en lugares con una alta biodiversidad (bosques, por ejemplo), la cantidad de lluvias disminuya, sobre estas zonas son las siguientes.
1) La falta de agua de lluvia provoca que los ecosistemas cambien. Las plantas, árboles y vegetales viven por el agua y el sol de todos los días. Así es como se alimentan. Si el agua comienza a faltar, las plantas y árboles comienzan a secarse y dejar de crecer. Si la reducción del agua es drástica y provoca sequías, las plantas comienzan a morir y el lugar puede sufrir por deforestación.
2) Estas regiones son el hogar de cientos de especies de animales, aves e insectos. Ahí viven y de ellos se alimentan. La desaparición gradual de árboles y plantas también implica la desaparición de estas especies y de gran parte de la flora y fauna de la región. Es decir, es ecosistema puede desaparecer por completo.
Answer: long-term process involving a change in responsibilities/duties
Explanation:
The elimination of the position of Texas State Treasurer apart from being the dynamics of the election between the last State Treasurer, Martha Whitehead and Republican opponent David Hartman in 1994, it was also as a result of a long-term process involving a change in the duties of the state Treasurer.
Overtime, the office of the State Treasurer became redundant as the duties and responsibilities of the Treasurer were carried out by the office of Comptroller of public account. Thus there was no more need for the position.
Martha Whitehead who ran for office in 1994 promised to abolish the office if she won and she did.
In 1995, legislation was passed to scrap the office.
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An individual's social identity indicates who they are in terms of the groups to which they belong. Social identity groups are usually defined by some physical, social, and mental characteristics of individuals.
Explanation:
The Montgomery bus boycott lasted for 13 months
The first prisoners were brought to Andersonville in late February 1864. During the next few months, approximately 400 more arrived each day. By the end of June, 26,000 men were penned in an area originally meant for only 10,000 prisoners. The largest number held at any one time was more than 33,000 in August 1864. The Confederate government could not provide adequate housing, food, clothing or medical care to their Federal captives because of deteriorating economic conditions in the South, a poor transportation system, and the desperate need of the Confederate army for food and supplies. hope this helps
