Answer:
The dead sea is shrinking, and as it recedes, the fresh water aquifers along the perimeter of the lake are receding along with it. As this fresh water diffuses into salt deposits beneath the surface of the shoreline, the water slowly dissolves the deposits until the earth above collapses without warning.
Answer:
a. tall, coarse-bladed grasses
Explanation:
The wet grasslands are not very common biome, but nevertheless they can be found in numerous places around the world. The dominant plants in the wet grasslands are the tall, coarse-bladed grasses. These grasses manage to get large because they have lot of water on disposal year around. Not just that they have enough water for their needs, but they actually have much more than what they need, so they have an adaptation that enables them to resist the water and only take certain amounts. Unfortunately, this type of biome is quickly disappearing, and urgent measures have to be undertaken so that it can be saved, especially because there are hundreds of types of birds that rely on it for existence.
Answer:
the top and bottom halves of earth
The Ionian Islands off the western coast of Greece structurally resemble th<span>Ípeiros</span>e folded Mountains of Epirus.
I would say D the Billingsella Corrugata, it IS in the oldest recorded time line, so by theory, it's the oldest (Don't quote me on that, I'm not %100)
