Answer:
<u>Population of 42,128,03, density of 4.96 and growth rate of 1.34%.</u>
Explanation:
- The predominant religion in Oceania is Christianity, 92 % magnesia and 93% Micronesia. And belong to the native Austronesian family. Largest developed nations being Australian and New Zealand.
- Oceania ranks 6th amongst the world in terms of population.67.7 % of the population is urban. Due to the island are separated by the oceans they posse great biodiversity.
- Spread across various islands in the pacific ocean and all have live tectonic and volcanic activity. Most of the people inhabited the island are non-natives. About 780 distinct languages are being spoken.
Answer: Option (A) and (C)
Explanation: In case of slow sea floor spreading, the magma within the crust doesn't get proper way to exert the force upward because of its slower rate of spreading. Due to this, rifting occurs along the mid oceanic ridge.
Due to continuous rifting, it forms a valley known as the rift valley. This rift valley lacks in ridge and is comparatively smooth compared to a fast spreading sea floor, in which the topography appears to be rough and ridges are formed.
Thus, the statements that are true are option (A) and (C).
Answer:
Caves, caverns, sinkholes, funnel-shaped holes, underground rivers and lakes
Explanation:
The karst topography is found at places that are dominated by rocks made out of calcium carbonate, better known as limestone. These rocks react with the water very easily and get dissolved from it very easily. Because of the large scale dissolving, this type of topography has numerous specific features. Some of the most common features in the karst topography are the caves, sinkholes, caverns, funnel-shaped holes, underground rivers, underground lakes etc. All of them are very attractive and understandably cause a lot of interest, thus they are often tourist destinations, but more importantly of big scientific interest. The biggest problem with this topography is that it is generally not stable, and it is very common that the rocks can crumble, which makes them relatively dangerous if visited at certain periods of the year, especially when there is more precipitation.
Answer: B
Explanation: Because it is great
