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The correct answers are caves and sinkholes.
A topography produced due to the dissolution of soluble rocks like dolomite, limestone, and gypsum is known as Karst. It is featured by the underground drainage mechanisms with caves and sinkholes. It has been also recognized for more weathering-resistant rocks like quartzite given the right conditions.
The examination of karst topography is regarded of prime importance in petroleum geology as many of 50 percent of the globe's hydrocarbon reserves are accommodated in karst organizations.
B is the correct answer. Because of the fact that they are producers. So, when they need their energy they can just produce the energy that they need. Hope this helps. (Brainliest please if not I understand) Thanks!
Because of the organisms dying under a sophisticate surface around many diffrent amounts of sizing potentials
What is noise-induced hearing loss?
Your child’s inner ears may be damaged if he or she is around extremely loud noises or around loud noises for long periods of time. This is called noise-induced hearing loss.
One way of describing noise is by decibels.
<span>Normal conversation is usually about 60 decibels. Regularly being around noise that is more than 85 decibels can cause hearing loss.</span>Which noises can affect hearing?<span><span>Level of safety Decibels (Approximate) Type of noise </span><span>Permanent hearing loss may happen 140-150Fireworks within 3 feet, guns, jet engine</span><span> 120-130Jet plane, siren, jackhammer</span><span> 110Personal music player set at loudest level, chain saw, radio-controlled airplane</span><span>Gradual hearing loss may happen over time 90Subway, motorcycle</span><span>Safe 80-90Kitchen appliances</span><span> 60Normal conversation</span><span> 30Whispering</span></span> <span>What causes noise-induced hearing loss?Loud noises can damage the hair cells in the inner ear and the hearing nerve. This is called sensorineural hearing loss or nerve deafness. Sensorineural hearing loss also has many other causes.Hearing loss from loud noises may happen right away or slowly over a period of years. It may be permanent or temporary.</span>