Answer: a. Discharged, untreated, into surface waters.
Explanation:
Most of the waste water and sewage water is left untreated into the surrounding soil or water which is the main cause of pollution. Due to lack of drainage system or septic chemical treatment the sewage water drain from major cities is discharged into the surface water untreated. This water can deteriorate the quality of portable water and can affect the population of many aquatic species reducing the aquatic biodiversity. The sewage discharge consists of nitrogen and phosphorus like minerals which can result in algal bloom causing eutrophication.
Answer: ICMP flood attack
Explanation:
ICMP(Internet Control Message Protocol) flood is defined as the attack in which the target's IP(Internet protocol) address is known by attacker and then continuous ICMP echo requests are sent in the form of ping to overload the targeted device.
This attack is also known as ping attack. ICMP attack results in Denial of service(DoS) risk and loads the network of devices with numerous data packets .
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Heart Disease
Asthma
Obesity
Diabetes
Headaches
Depression
Drug/Alcohol Addiction
Accelerated Ageing
Alzheimer's Disease
Premature Death
Explanation: (Your question seemed a little vague, so hopefully this can help!)
Answer:
The correct answer is: b. marsupials were better adapted to the climatic conditions of Australia than were eutherians.
Explanation:
Continents moved according to the tectonic plates and continental drift causing climate change, warmer to the places nearer the equator and colder to the places closer to the poles. Reason why some of the species survived better in certain circumstances regarding the weather as it was the case of the marsupials in Australia. Once continents got separated from the Pangea (One only continent) Species of animals and plants were separated too, a sample of this information has been proved with the findings of same species fossils in different places around the world.
