The long term result would be that the region where it has occurred will split and the two parts will move away from each other, the growing gap between them will be filled with water which in time will become sea, there will be significant climate changes, the one part that'll be moving into more isolated position will make life forms on it to evolve in a specific way and they will become very unique in time.
I’m not sure but I do think it was in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
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<u>The statements that best describe the minerals shown in the picture are as below:</u>
- The "mineral on the right" formed from magma.
- The "mineral on the left" has "larger crystals" than the mineral on the right.
- The mineral on the left "cooled more slowly" than the mineral on the right.
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- Magma is nothing but unerupted lava. Thus, the mineral on the right can be said to have formed from magma.
- It is apparent that the mineral on the left has larger crystals than the mineral on the right.
- The size of the crystals in the mineral on the left proves that the mineral on the left got more time to cool down which resulted in the formation of larger crystals.
My music teacher talk to us about that on Friday he said it was built 2 separate east from west and anyone seen near it was shot and after fifty year they realized how childish it was from all the protesting and the thousands of deaths caused by it so tore it down.
