A tundra is a vast, flat, treeless Arctic region of Europe, Asia, and North America in which the subsoil is permanently frozen. Grass lands are a<span> large open area of country covered with grass (like the name suggests).</span>
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A. Fishing for sea life that lives on or near the shore would be more difficult.
C. The California Grunion fish would have a hard time laying eggs.
Explanation:
The moon is an important aspect of Earth's existence. It influences the change of "ocean tides" <em>(high tide and low tide)</em>. If the moon were to suddenly disappear<em> it will present a number of problems. </em>
Firstly, the tides would<u> all remain the same</u><em> (small tides)</em>. They would also be <em>smaller </em>than the usual tide in the world today. Since the tide will be lower than usual, <u>the marine organisms will not survive living on or near the shore anymore. </u>This will make fishing for sea life in these areas more difficult.
The "California Grunion fish" normally lays its eggs along the <em>coastal areas,</em> which is <em>out of the water.</em> If the tide will be lower than usual, then they will have a hard time going to the coastlines for laying eggs.
So, this explains the answers.
Answer:
The distance between Lawrence, Kansas and Nashville, Tennessee is 501.74 miles. So they are really far apart.
The location of Lawrance, Kansas is:
Latitude: 38.9560 Longitude: -95.2520.
And for Nashville, Tennessee is:
Latitude: 36.174465, Longitude: -86.767960.
So while the Latitudes are similar, the longitudes are not, and this is why you can see that the geography of each place is different.
I would say gills and webbed limbs. If they are amphibious, then I would say webbed feet and webbed arms.
<span>Every day, somewhere in our planet, a unique species of organism becomes extinct as the las member of that species dies. Some examples of this are the Caribbean Monk Seal, Tasmanian Tiger, Quagga, Passenger Pigeon, and the Baiji River Dolphin.
The answer is: <span>Its species.
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I hope it helps, Regards.</span>
