B. Both continental and ocean-floor topography are measured relative to sea level
Explanation:
On a topographic map, both continental and ocean-floor topography are measured relative to sea level.
The sea level is the reference surface for the continental and ocean floor topography.
- A topographic map is a map that shows landform using series of contour lines.
- The lines joins places of equal elevation.
- The elevation is usually referenced to the sea level surface.
- The sea level is taken as the surface with 0 depth or height.
- Continental topography is all places above the sea level.
- Ocean floor is below the sea level surface
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One piece of evidence to support the theory that south America and Africa were once connected; Continental Drift.
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Yes? The Philippine plate is not included among the seven largest lithospheric plates.
Explanation:
It is not included, but it is a very large lithospheric plate. (I don't understand how this is a question, but, it's correct)
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Both Greece and Rome are Mediterranean countries, similar enough latitudinally for both to grow wine and olives. However, their terrains were quite different. The ancient Greek city-states were separated from each other by hilly countryside and all were near the water.
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