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Answer:
They are named for the places where geologists first described rocks or fossils from that time.
Explanation:
The geological history of planet Earth is divided into multiple eras and periods. The divisions are based on some dramatic event that caused a significant change in a short period of time, thus creating an easy distinction between them. The purpose of the divisions is to be easier for the scientists to explore the past, to find it easier to describe fossils, rock strata, events, etc.
The names of the eras and periods of the geological time scale seem to be names that are familiar, at least to people in some regions, with slight changes at the end of the names. This is because the names of the eras and periods tend to be given by the places where geologists first described rocks or fossils from that time. As an example, we can take the Jurassic (named after the Jura Mountains), Devonian (named after the Devon), Cambrian (named after Cambria, which is the Latin name for Wales), etc.
Answer: i think its A due to it living in hordes
The correct answers are:
A. converging plates;
D. a hot spot;
The chains of volcanic islands can be found mostly alongside the borders of the convergent plate boundaries, more specifically, on the convergent boundaries between an oceanic and continental tectonic plates. That can easily be seen by the so called ''Ring of Fire'' where there's numerous chains of volcanic islands.
Also, even though much less in number, chains of volcanic islands can be formed by a hot spot. As the plate moves over the hot spot, the islands that have initially been formed are moving away from the hot spot itself, and new islands are forming over it. This can be witnessed in the case of the Hawaiian Islands.
Answer:
It prevents the sun from touching man directly
