By elevation of the atmosphere
The capital of Chile is Santiago. "True."
The answer is option number 4. If you do the math, the sides are simply scaled by 3.
1 - The flow of the river may change as water is fed out into tributaries. 2- As a river flows it may etch out the river bed and create a gulley as it moves sediment and debris. 3- Depending on the speed of a stream it can form into a meandering river with twists and turns. What is interesting about these rivers is they actually move as debris is deposited on one side of the meander and picked up on the other. 4 - Depending on topography the river may increase in speed and give you rapids.
The one that Carson doesn't use to describe the pool is B. <span>hundreds of periwinkles browse the branches and roots of the trees. </span>
