B because you need to know the subject you are interviewing in order to to make the interview interesting
Answer:
Different type of movement is swimming
Explanation:
Invertebrate chordates are animals of the phylum Chordata that possess a notochord at some point in their development, but no verbal column(backbone).
A notochord is a cartilage-like rod that serves a supportive function by providing a site of attachment for muscles.
Invertebrate Chordates belong to the subphylum of cephalochordata and Urochordata.
Invertebrate chordates in the phylum Tunicata also known as Urochordata, dwell in marine environments. They possess specialized external coverings for food filtration and are suspension feeders.
Since the resulting larvae share all of the common invertebrate chordate characteristics including a notochord, dorsal nerve cord, pharyngeals slits, endostyle, and a post-anail tail. They are similar to tadpoles in appearance, and unlike adults, the larvae are mobile and swim around until they find a firm surface on which to attach and grow.
They wanted a zone that would defend them from attacks from the East (Germany). They wanted to spread communism and gather more land from themselves.
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The answers are in this order:
1. Southwest Asia;
2. East Asia;
3. Southeast Asia;
4. South Asia;
5. Central Asia and Siberian Russia;
Asia is the biggest continent on the Earth, so it is no wonder that it has multiple regions, five to be more specific, all of which are relatively big on their own. Each of these regions has its own unique, characteristics, linguistically, religiously, culturally, in the physical appearance of the people... Also, each of these regions has its own unique geography, while some are dominated with arid and semi-arid landscapes like Southwest Asia, some like Southeast Asia are covered with tropical rainforest, while Easy Asia is dominated by the continental climates with monsoon influences. Some are dominated by highlands while some are dominated with mountains etc.