Our planet's magnetic field<span> is believed to be </span>generated<span> deep down in the </span>Earth's<span>core. ... The Coriolis force, resulting from the </span>Earth's<span> spin, also causes swirling whirlpools. This flow of liquid iron </span>generates<span> electric currents, which in turn produce </span><span>magnetic fields</span>
Answer:
D. G2 phase and M phase
Explanation:
<em>If we are looking for what takes up 25% of the graph, that would be the last option. If you look at G1, it takes up about 50%. So</em>, G1 phase and M phase <em>would take up more than that, and we want 25% not 50+. The </em><em>M phase and S phase</em><em> would take up about a third, so no. The </em><em>G2 phase and M phase </em><em>takes up roughly 25% or, it's the closest to this.</em>
Answer: Breaks down, decomposes. Decomposers include bacteria and fungi.
Energy is always lost as energy is moved from one level to another. ... The loss of energy due to the second law of thermodynamics results in a pyramid with a large base and a 10% ratio between levels.
Answer:
It might pass the three of them
Explanation:
It depends on the weather
