Answer:
1. More heat alters ice, weather and oceans
These are some high-profile examples of how the extra warmth changes climate conditions and weather patterns:
2. Human life and prosperity suffer
Our health, economy, livelihoods, infrastructure and much more waver:
3. And natural habitats become hostile
Habitats on land and in the sea are changing, making them inhospitable for some species, while letting others move in and take over. Some ecosystems are at risk of collapsing.
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The area surrounding big bear lake accurately described by the statements: Cretaceous or Jurassic quartz monozite is found to the west of the lake, Well-dissected alluvial fan deposits are found to the east of the lake, Many faults are found to the north and east of the lake.
Option: A,B &D
Explanation:
According to the gelogical time period Cretaceous and Jurassic period belong to Mesozoic era. Big bear lake was formed during that time. So the mineral quartz, monozite sand found in the west of the lake.
Alluvial fan is formed by the river in its lower course when velocity goes down and all the transported sediments deposited in the foothill zone forms fan shaped land feature known as alluvial fan.Many faults that created by tensional force on the earth's crust found to the north and east of the lake.
True it is in a particular time in the past
<h2>Answer: D. Rayleigh wave
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Rayleigh waves are a type of surface acoustic wave that causes particles on the surface of solids to travel along an elliptical path in the vertical plane that contains the direction of wave propagation.
These waves include longitudinal (P wave) and transverse (S wave) movements whose amplitude decreases exponentially as the distance from the surface increases.
This means Rayleigh waves are generated by the interference between the P and S waves on the surface of the Earth.
