I believe it is keeping these regions warm because the water is flowing from the SOUTHERN part of these regions, like, how it starts from the bottom of the US, (aka Louisiana, Mississippi), and it gradually flows upward, but hot always overrules cold, so the cold water that it is flowing into is becoming warmer as it passes into the warm water from the gulf of Mexico.
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Answer:
No this is not an outbreak
Explanation:
No it cannot be classified as outbreak because an outbreak is when the number of affected individuals in an epidemic is much higher as compared to the estimated values. However, an epidemic is the one that affects the people around different countries of the globe.
This can be considered as endemic that is restricted to a certain set of people in a community
I would have studied pattern of movement of affected kids. The common pool to which all these kids visited can be the infectious one. Also one can test the pathogen in infected kinds, and look for similar pathogen in pool water through testing.
It is the first option. Atmospheric nitrogen is very stable so there fore hard to react with. But bacteria contain molecules that can break the bond of nitrogen.
B: used up in the process
When photosynthesis occurs the plant takes in sunlight and CO2 and converts it into (C6H12O6) or sugar and O2
Answer:
B. Because weather is a complex interaction among many different variables that are constantly changing
Explanation:
