Answer:
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White dwarfs are lower on the scale of luminosity varying from .001 to 1, compared with the brighter luminosity of super giants that are measured at 10,000 and above. White dwarfs are in the blue to white stellar temperature, and super giants are measured as white on the stellar temperature.
Explanation:
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
The animals that live on the earth in many different regions because they are adapted to live in a particular habitat. The animals of the polar regions cannot adjust living the Sahara desert and the reptiles living in the desert cannot live in polar regions.
But many of the species are dependent on the seasonal change and they only emergence or produce during specific period of time.
But if due to global climatic change there will be no emergence of particular species and their species will be extinct over a period of time. So, the global temperature needs to be constant in order to support life of the species dependent on the seasonal temperature change.
Explanation:
The uneven warming of the earth surface causes land and sea breeze over the land and water.
Water has a very high specific capacity and it takes more heat to cause a fractional increase in its temperature. During day, the air around water is cold and dense and under high pressure.
The land adjacent to the water, is a better conduct with a low specific heat capacity. When warming of the earth starts by the sun, the air on land heated by heat radiated from the surface. Air on land is warm, less dense and light.
This forces the air on land to move seaward and the cold air from the sea to move land ward and a sea breeze is set up.
At night the reverse is the case. The land loses heat very fast and the air around it is cold and dense. The water body does not lose heat so fast and the air around is warm and lighter. Air from the land replaces that on the surface of water and a land breeze is set up
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