C. Coral Reefs, The Great Barrier Reef actually.
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Your answer is The physical environment may affect human activities, and human activities may affect the environment.
Humans are limited by the physical environment - the physical environment is our source of resources, land, everything. For example, would you rather build your home on a steep mountain, or on grassy plains?
Human activities may also affect the environment. When you look at us, you can see many problems we cause which affect the environment. This includes releasing greenhouse gases into the environment, deforestation, etc.
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Prevailing winds- winds that come from a direction predominant during that specific time and place
doldrums- state of depression or inactivity
current- body of air that moves in a direct direction, especially through a surrounding mass of air that accumulates less movement
precipitation- snow, rain, hail, or sleet that falls to the ground
windward- direction of upwind from a specific point
leeward- direction downward from a specific point
rain shadow- a place that has little rainfall because it’s blocked off from prevailing rainfall winds by a range of large hills
There are two<span> basic </span>types of metamorphic rocks<span>. Foliated </span>metamorphic rocks<span> such as gneiss, phyllite, schist, and slate have a layered or banded appearance that is produced by exposure to heat and directed pressure.</span>
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Mountains over 3,000 feet (914 metres) in height are called the Munros.
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