Answer:
The similarities in the way barchan and hooked spit forms are:
First, they are formed from sediment or sand movement.
Second, this movement makes them have a peculiar curved form that provides them their major characteristic.
Explanation:
First of all, barchans are sand formations that are created after the accumulation of sand in a place is moved by the wind and provides them a curved form. However, they exist only out of the sea.
Second, hooked spits are formations that happen after sea movement displaces the sediment to create a curved structure that can only exist in the sea. These formations affect the strength and direction of the waves in the sea due to their curved form.
Answer;
Decision making and emotion; memory and visual processing
Explanation;
Cingulate Cortex is a subcortical structure above the corpus callosum. its anterior (Forward) segment participates in decision making and emotion, and its posterior (rear) segment participates in memory and visual processing.
-The forward 2/3 of this structure, the ACC: anterior cingulate cortex- participates along with the hypothalamus in the control of the autonomic nervous system (also roles in decision making, emotion, anticipation of reward, and empathy)
The rear third, PCC: Posterior cingulate cortex participates in memory and visual processing.
Plants produce oxygen that animals use for respiration
So the entire plant and all of its cells receive water
