No. Canada is a part of North America. Therefore, that question is no. Something that is a part of something bigger, cannot be bigger than the thing itself.
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I’d go with Physical geography.
Also known as geosystems, physical geography is one of the two major sub-fields of geography. It is part of the geographical study that focuses on examining landforms, soils, and water bodies. It also deals with the study of patterns in the natural environment such as, biosphere, geosphere, and hydrosphere.
The living microbial biomass includes<span> the microorganisms responsible for decomposition (breakdown) of both plant residues and active </span>soil organic matter<span> or detritus. Humus is the stable fraction of the </span>soil organic matter<span> that is formed from decomposed plant and animal tissue. It is the final product of decomposition.</span>
the Kyoto Protocol
The Kyoto Protocol<span> is an international </span>treaty. It was made to extend<span> the 1992 </span>United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change<span> (UNFCCC)</span><span>. The Kyoto Protocol was adopted in </span>Kyoto<span>, </span>Japan, on December 11, 1997, and entered into force on February 16, 2005. There are currently 192 parties <span>to the Protocol. The protocol has different objectives, in which there is also the stopping of the loss of biodiversity.</span>
Answer:
It features carvings.
Explanation:
the rock has some kind of aicent carving on it. thats what makes it so special
