The answer is C. This is because the other choices involve experiences
(most during childhood a significant phase in humans
development) that are environmental factors that impact on the human personality.
In choice C, there is little development since its adulthood phase and on the other hand, refusing to display warmth and emotion is
not an experience.
Explanation:
in the diagram we don't know the value of X
but in the next figure we know how much the Forse is applied. so when describing a motion. we need to include the unit and the magnitude to underestimate there value
The bones that make up our arms are pretty similar to those of a turkey's wings. ... We can tell tibiae are homologous in humans, monkeys, tortoises, and turkeys because they always connect with the upper leg bone (femur) and the bones of the foot, and similar muscles connect them to other bones.
On a very simple level, the answer should be that archaebacteria developped in climates, atmospherical conditions, temperatures, physical and chemical environments that were in some ways different from those that characterize Earth today. So, it is reasonable that planets with conditions like those of Earth when archaebacteria developped might bear some form of life similar to archaebacteria, or evolved from those organisms.
In the 1960s Hess proposed that the crust separates along the rifts in the mid ocean ridges and that new seafloor forms by upwelling of hot new crust into these cracks. Magnetic anomaly patterns on the sea floor provide evidence. They are peculiar banded magnetic patterns found on the sea floor. By using the age of magnetic reversals they could calculate the rate of seafloor spreading using the equation speed=distance/time. Another line of evidence is the fact that rocks closest to the spreading ridge are younger and older rocks are further away. <span />
