Earthshine is even more faint because the moon's "albedo" (a specific kind of reflectivity) is less than Earth's. Even though this dim light is only a reflection it can still illuminate some features of the moon. Earthshine can be best seen during the crescent phases (the 1-5 day period before or after a New Moon).
En el oeste de nuestro país se localiza el relieve montañoso, integrado por la cordillera de los Andes, la pre-cordillera de La Rioja, San Juan y Mendoza, las sierras Subandinas y las sierras Pampeanas
In a region that has a humid continental climate, the animals and plants living there should have some specific adaptations in order for them to survive without any bigger problem in the environment.
The animals have thicker fur which is also waterproof, in order to keep them warm, and to not allow that they are wet and heavy because of the common rains. They also tend to develop and even thicker winter coat in order for them to survive the cold snowy winters.
The plants tend to shed their leafs in the autumn as they put themselves in a hibernation mode for the cold winter, and then grow them again in the spring for the vegetative season in the coming months. They tend to be plants that manage to consume large amounts of water, but also can restrict the amount of water, as the evaporation is not as high in this parts, so they have to limit the water in order to not over-saturate themselves.
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18,000 years ago was the last glacial maximum in North America.
The Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) occurred during the final phase of the Pleistocene, about 18,000 years ago. At that time, the world's sea level was more than 400 feet lower than it is today, and glaciers covered about 8% of the earth's surface. 25% of the Earth's land area.
The end of the Glacial Maximum, about 18,000 years ago, is often called the end of the ice age, even though Antarctica and Greenland have vast expanses of ice year-round.
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