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Which would be an adaptation for living in the tundra?
funnel shaped leaves to help water runoff
deep roots to go into the permafrost
hibernation to lower metabolism in the winter
large ears to release heat
Answer: hibernation to lower metabolism in the winter
Explanation:
Hibernation is something many animals do to survive in the tundra. They hid in dens for several months during the winter. Their metabolisms get to a dormant state in which their bodies survive thanks to stores of fat gained during the summer. The Grizzly bear is an example of a tundra animal that hibernates during the winter.
Answer
When the Organism dies, while the body becomes part of the soil(Decomposition), there is still Carbon that is trapped in the organism, so eat time something new from the body gets exposed, Carbon is released.
Explanation:
There are pockets that are in your body that hold air, and when we die, and those areas that are holding the air pockets become exposed while the decomposition, the Carbon gets released out of the body and into the air.
I am pretty sure the answer is C. Depression
Conversely, for every time zone boundary you cross going east, you add one hour. Because Earth is round, if you continue to travel in one direction, you will eventually return to your starting point, and you would have set your watch forward or backward a full day.
Answer: Desertification
Explanation: Desertification means “the process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.”
So it might also be deforestation. I hope that helps and I apologize in advance if I’m wrong.
