Answer:
magma, geothermal heat, and friction
Explanation:
Magma, geothermal heat, and friction along fault lines are different forms of heat used to change rocks into metamorphic rocks.
Answer:
<em>Carbon</em>
Explanation:
<em>Emiliana huxleyi</em> is a coccolithophore, a eukaryotic unicellular alga that grows in the oceans of the world, from the tropic to the subarctic areas. It has an external calcite skeleton, which is equivalent to aproximately one thirth of the CaCO₃ marine production. Under favorable conditions, this species can overgrow producing blooms, which are giant aggregations that can cover several square kilometers. These blooms can seriously affect the aquatic ocean life on a global level by running out nutrients and forbidding sunlight to reach certain depth levels.
When these blooms are infected with a specific virus called EhV, their calcic carbonate exoskeletons explode dispersing particles in water and releasing carbon and minerals back to the oceans. EhV viruses act as a biological control for these blooms.
To avoid nutrient deficiency one must have a balanced diet. A balanced diet would be the one which includes all the nutrients. It includes
Macronutrients: carbohydrates (the source of energy), proteins and fats.
Micronutrients: vitamins and minerals.
One should include in their diet the following things: Cereals, pulses, fruits vegetables, milk, meat, oil and fats. The amount of nutrient intake varies with age and amount of physical activity done.
Answer:
A. Uniformitarianism
Explanation:
The principle of Uniformitarianism was proposed by a Scottish Geologist, James Hutton.
The principle is simply stated as "the present is the key to the past".
The processes that have occurred in geologic past is still in play today. By looking at rock sequences in our present day, we can actually have a firm grasp of the processes they have undergone in the past.
