Quran (aka Koran) is a holy book, true.
I don't know the other answers, sorry.
The answer is deep sea trenches
Answer:
2. the line separating Australian animal species from non-Australian species
Explanation:
The Wallace line is an animal boundary line drawn by Alfred Wallace that separates Australian fauna species from non-Australian fauna species. It's a transitional zone between Austrialia and the Asia continent. The animals found in south East Asia is so much different from those found in Australia, hence the line drawn. The line is just one of the many biogeographical borders in the world separating geographical regions with not so similar group of plants and animals.
A consequence of the growing population would be that the competition for natural resources will increase.
Explanation:
The humans use the natural resources in their lives, for the development of the economy, technology etc. The human population is constantly growing though, even though the growth is slowly decreasing. The more people there are on the planet, the more natural resources will be needed to satisfy the demand for all of them. This will lead to increased competition for the natural resources, and unfortunately those kind of competitions don't end up well usually.
- The natural resources are limited, thus they can only support particular amount of people on the planet.
- Be it renewable or nonrenewable resources, they have their limits, so once those limits are passed, a lack of natural resources will occur.
- Lack of natural resources will lead to existential crisis, and that is what often brings out the worst out of the humans.
- Being in a situation to compete for resources in order to survive, the people will most probably engage into war in order to get them.
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Lebanon and Israel are actually quite avoided by the Earthquakes - and they life quite far from the main earthquake areas. Earthquakes sometimes happen in the North of Iraq, but not many and not in all parts of the country.
The correct answer is Turkey - it experiences frequent earthquakes in all parts.
