There are two main processes<span> of </span>glacial erosion<span>. The first that we will talk about is plucking, which is defined as the </span>erosion<span> and transport of large chunks of rocks. As a </span>glacier<span> moves over the landscape, water melts below the </span>glacier<span> and seeps into cracks within the underlying bedrock.</span>
The answer is: Ecological Succession
STEPS:
1.) Bare rock (there is no grass at this point).
2.) Lichens (lichens begin to appear).
3.) Small Plants & Lichens (small plants begin to grow & the lichens are spreading).
4.) Grasses (grass starts to grow in certain spots).
5.) Shrubs & Grasses (the grass has covered, at least the majority, of the ground and shrubs begin to appear).
6.) Trees (the shrubs have grown into trees that are tall enough to provide shade)
7.) Animals (the animals return or new animals appear).
The contractile vacuole expels water out of the cell by contrasting.
During active transport, the sodium pumps would transfer the solutions opposite the concentration gradient. This means that it would go from Solution A to Solution B
Answer:
They orbit around the nucleus of an atom.
Explanation:
Protons are located inside of the nucleus. Electrons orbit the nucleus.
