<span>Plants there are a lot. Australian plants are extremely hardy an have adapted to grow in conditions others have not. So when taken outside of Australia they do very, very well. Animals, less so. But there are a few very interesting cases.
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Explanation:
we humans have our own ify classification for celestial objects, most people are saddened that pluto is not a planet anymore altho it hasn't changed at all.
scientist say that if an object is going to be considered a planet it must fill in these three checkboxes:
You must be spherical, you must orbit a star, and you must have already cleared your path or debris.
Pluto fills in the first two boxes but it does orbit in the keyperbelt and there are 5 other objects just like it. this is why pluto has been dubbed a dwarf planet.
0.004 of something added to 0.12508 of the same thing
adds up to 0.12908 of it.
The thing could be a glass of water, a sheet of paper,
a pound of ground beef, a gallon of gas, or a snowball.
In this problem, it just happens to be a dm.
Answer:
extrusive I'm pretty sure that's right