Answer:
Heat pollution is harmful to marine habitats because it changes the tempature of the water.
Explanation:
From 10th century Andrew patron saint of Scotland. Legends say that his relics were brought by divine guidance from Constantinople.
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The process of thick sediment layers to "accumulate" along the "boundaries of continental and oceanic plates" is called Subduction.
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- During a marine transgression, sea level raises high compared to land level resulting in floods. These are triggered during climate changes, ice-age, isostatic movements.
- Subduction occurs at the tectonic plates where one plate is moves under another forcing to sink into Earth’s mantle due to the gravitational force.
- The plates are continental and oceanic in the zone of lithosphere. The rate of subduction is usually seven to 8 centimetres per year.
- Marine regressions are opposite to transgressions where sea levels fall compared to land levels.
- Glaciation is the interval of time within an ice-age. The current glacier period is of Holocene.
The earth is made of Poles. What the different at the North Pole from the way she remembers the sky in Florida is that all of the above would be different from the way it is in Florida.
<h3>What are the different North Poles?</h3>
The Earth is known to have Four North Poles. They are;
- The Geographic North Pole.
- The North Magnetic Pole.
- The Geomagnetic North Pole.
- The Northern Pole of Inaccessibility.
The Both of the Arctic is known as (North Pole) and the Antarctic is known as (South Pole). They are known to be cold as they do not readily have direct sunlight.
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What will be different at the North Pole from the way she remembers the sky in Florida?
1. A celestial pole is overhead
2. The celestial equator is on the horizon
3. The way (and whether) the stars rise and set
4. All of the above would be different as it is in Florida
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
dark blue all over the continent
