<span>The correct answer is (D), sheep. Didgeridoos and boomerangs are artifacts invented by humans in Australia. Koalas evolved in Australia, and to this day are only found in the wild in Australia. In contrast, sheep were first domesticated in ancient Mesopotamia and then brought by humans to other parts of the world. The first sheep were brought to Australia by ship, from the Cape of Good Hope in 1788.</span>
Answer:
Plate tectonics cause earthquakes
Explanation:
Earthquakes are caused by the movement of plate tectonics. Where there is a fault line there is plate tectonics, and when that fault line moves the plates shift and cause the earth to shake AKA an earthquake.
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Answer:
The intermediate to felsic eruptions may be usually moderately to highly explosive
Explanation:
- Felsic lavas are hot, high in silica and volatiles, and have a high viscosity of fluid matter. They are thick and heavy and resistance movements.
- They thus represent the shielded nature of volcanoes etc. Fluid lava flow, tephra, lapilli, and volcanic bombs.
- Felsic magma is rich in feldspar, and silica as opposed to mafic magma which is rich in magnesium and iron.
- Felsic magma is usually acidic.
- As a result of the high intensity of volcanic eruptions, the lava is sticky and dark in color also it's bulky, etc. An example of Mount Saint Helens that erupted destroying both property and human life.
To me all of the questions except the last one is right
