Answer:
The first option: Cryosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere
Explanation:
This is because all three of these earth spheres are interacting in the picture. Cryosphere, which means ice (cryo) represents the ice all around the picture. Biosphere, which is life (bio) represents the two polar bears. And lastly, hydrosphere, which means water (hydro) represents the water that the ice and polar bears are floating on. All three of these interact because the polar bears on on the ice which is floating in the water, therefore that's why it's all three of those.
P.S.
It can't be the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th option because 1. no rocks (geo) are in the picture and 2. we aren't in space lol (atmo).
Hope this helps!
It is made during photosynthesis from water and carbon dioxide, using energy<span> from sunlight. It is the most important source of </span>energy<span> for cellular respiration. </span>Glucose<span> is stored as a polymer, in plants as starch and in animals as glycogen (;</span>
I honestly have no clue, you should say syrup or hockey. it may be right and if not your teacher may laugh
Answer:
nature-nurture question
Explanation:
The physical characteristics of an organism are passed on to its descendants through the mechanism elucidated by Mendel, still in the nineteenth century. But what about behavior? Is behavior, especially human behavior, also subject to these mechanisms? Anyway, would our personality be the result of nature (written in DNA) or of our creation (tradition and learning)? This explains the "nature-nurture question".
If a baby were handed over for adoption by an English-speaking family and adopted by a Spanish-speaking family, you would expect the baby to learn to speak Spanish. If so, it would offer insight into the question of creating nature about what leads to an individual's behavior. In this case, we realize that in the nature x creation discussion there are no winners, for we have found that nature acts through creation.
The majority of South America lies south of the Equator, which is why it is called South America. The equator line winds (Coriolis effect), which blow daily from east to west, have a significant effect on the climate. These winds carry ocean moisture into the lowlands of the Amazon river. The western mountains (Andes Mountains) obstruct moisture escape and it spins counter-clockwise to the south and east. This moisture is absorbed by the frigid south pole winds, resulting in an abundance of rain in the tropical cyclone.
South America's triangle form is ideal for rains because it permits polar winds (from west to east) to blow in, sometimes up to the equator line or near to it, carrying more south ocean moisture into the continent and generating showers.
Another significant component affecting climate is the South Atlantic high pressure, although that is a separate subject.
