The phrase 'A meaningful location with distinctive characteristics' most accurately describes the geographic term 'place'.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The term 'place', in the discipline of Geography, is used to "refer to a location" that is being addressed in the given context.
A place can be said to be a location that can be described in a specific manner by giving information about its distinctive features and characteristics.
For example, in Geography, an island is any "piece of land" surrounded by water, but 'Tahiti Island' is a 'place'.
The Marsupials would be extinct as they wont be able to migrate to South America and Australia.
Explanation:
If the plate tectonics would be in a position as they are in today then the marsupials population that is found today in Australia and other countries would not have been possible as the plate tectonics would not allow them to migrate to these places.
Even if they would migrate to another pace they would not survive as these creatures don't know how to travel longer distances and would eventually die of starvation.
The one that is blue is a hotter star When studying the temperature of a star, the scientists first look for color. If the color is more reddish, it’s cooler; if it’s yellow/orange, it is a warmer star; and if it’s a blue star, it’s a hot star
