Answer:
Asia and North-America
Explanation:
The Bering strait is a portion of about 47 miles (75 km) that separates Asia (Russia) and North-America (state of Alaska, USA). Let's remember that Alaska belonged to Russia and was bought by the US.
That straight is a place with very harsh and extremely violent weather fueled by cold Arctic water and winds.
20,000 years ago, that straight was solid ice and that's how human migrated from Asia to North America (and went further South afterwards).
The correct answer is A. magma
Magma is just lava but when it's inside of the volcano. When it leaves the volcano it becomes lava.
It is false that the new oceanic crust is created at the mid-ocean ridges, then the Earth is getting bigger.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Amid ocean ridge is a range of the mountain has been formed under the water and a crust is been developed at these ridges through out. Because of the plates moving away from each other, the crust is developed, the lithosphere becomes a little cool but this does not change the size of the earth, neither does it increase nor does it decrease.
Explanation:
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First, look for major bias in your sources, look at other articles published by the same source and determine whether they have major bias, i say major bias because all news sources have bias, it’s an unavoidable subject. Look at many different sources and compare them, look at their similarities and differences, do as much research as you can and see the points that come up the most often, they are most likely facts that will be useful. Social media is all around us, not just the apps we have on our phones, but the radio, tv, newspapers, magazines, pretty much any news source is social media, even if we dont seem to be affected by it, we are subconsciously at least slightly affected.
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