Answer:
between 25 and 40 degrees
Explanation:
Answer:
This is an example of Morphological and structural adaptation
Explanation:
The morphological and structural adaptation is an anatomical adaptation, where living beings exhibit some characteristics that allow them to survive according to the environment in which they are, either promoting a camouflage, or resembling animals that are dangerous to frighten possible predators.
An example of this can be seen in the question above, where the hare, in order to survive and reproduce, allow the hair to become white as snow, and can camouflage themselves in the environment in which they are.
Answer:
B) Distinctly alkaline diagnostic horizons, thin profiles, lack of organic material, and dominance of sandy materials are features most closely associated with aridisols.
Explanation:
The aridisols are types of soils that are found predominantly in arid areas. They are soils that are not considered as fertile, and are near the bottom by quality of soils. These soils are lacking organic material, and also are very exposed to erosion, with the primary reason being the climate, as it doesn't allow for lot of vegetation to grow. The horizons of the aridisols are distinctly alkaline diagnostic ones, with the profiles being very thin and labile. The top layer of the soil is dominated by sandy material, which is a result of the extensive weathering and erosion in their surroundings, so the wind is mostly transporting small sandy grains and covers most of the area with them.
Outer core.
The densest layer is the inner core but it is not given as an option. The outer core is closet to the inner core, therefore it is the correct option.
