Warm air rises, expands, then cools. As cool air sinks it may cause precipitation. Some air masses such as the MT which originate in warm environments carry humid air and cause heavy precipitation in some areas.
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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "FALSE." <span>Fires are important to savanna ecosystems but not grasslands. </span><span>Well this would be false, considering that savanna are the same as grasslands. More or less they are the same.</span>
the nitrogen cycle involves decompisition. and the waste from the animals is then turned into nitrogen.
