Ef climates are most extensively developed in Antarctica and Greenland. In the most northerly and southerly landmasses of Greenland and Antarctica, that we find the most extreme of all climates, what is known by climatologists as the Ice cap.
An ice cap climate is a polar climate where no mean monthly temperature exceeds 0°C. Between them, Greenland and Antarctica account for 99% of the world’s fresh water, with the vast majority of that share being in Antarctica. The Antarctic ice sheet is almost ten times the size of Greenland’s, taking up an area equivalent to the United States and Mexico combined.
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<span>It's ridge push and slab pull.</span>
b. The fault is younger than the layers it cuts through, but older than the layers above it.
Explanation:
Since the fault cuts through the lower rock layers and terminates against the ones above it, we can conclude that the fault is younger than the layers it cut through but older than the layers above it.
We know this based on the principle of cross-cutting.
The principle of cross-cutting relationship suggests that "a fault and an intrusion is younger than the rocks they cut through".
- This principle is very important in determining the relative age of sedimentary strata.
- The rock units through which a fault permeates must have been there before the fault formed. So they are older.
- If the overlying layer above the fault is not affected then it is younger than the faulting event
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Wetlands are standing bodies of freshwater, just like lakes and ponds. however, wetlands are different from lakes and ponds because wetlands have <span>shallow water and emergent vegetation.
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