Answer: Daniel Tammet is a savant. He is a high functioning autistic with Asperger's syndrome and has an extraordinary mind, especially for numbers. Daniel tells the story of his life from the time of his birth until the present day.
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<h3>State.</h3>
Explanation:
A state comprise of an organised territory administered by a sovereign government and is recognized by a number of international communities. This theory of state is well defined and recognized by the international law.
The Declarative theory of state also defines state similarly. It defines that a state is a sovereign state if it has a defined territory, a permanent population, a government and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.
A state's recognition by the international community is not much emphasized by the international law to determine its sovereignty. However, the Constitutive theory of state does not define a state as sovereign if it is not recognized exclusively by the international community.
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d
Explanation:
Alfred Wegener in 1915 published 'The Origin of Continents and Oceans'. But geologists denounced his theory. Wegener's Continental drift is the theory that the different continents of the planet earth have moved over time causing them to shift positions. he thought all continents were once joined together before breaking up to different positions.
Part of the objections he faced was because he did not have much evidences to back up his theory.
Answer: The fungi spores attach to the roots of the host and form networks of microscopic fibers called hyphae that form large networks that reach where roots cannot. The hyphae help the plant absorb water, mineral salts and nutrients for strong growth.
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Natural se encuentra entre comillas porque en realidad el desastre no es provocado por la naturaleza, es decir, que no es natural sino que es una consecuencia del mal uso de los recursos naturales, de la degradación del ambiente para satisfacer necesidades inmediatas en donde no se toma en cuenta el daño que estamos generando. Este daño se acumula e incrementa nuestras vulnerabilidades o potencia las amenazas, por ende los desastres no son naturales sino que son causados por el hombre.
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Podemos deducir que la palabra natural se encuentra entre comillas al leer <em>"vamos lentamente degradando el ambiente que nos rodea, incrementando nuestras vulnerabilidades o potenciando amenazas..."</em> o <em>"Las acciones que realizamos sobre nuestro medio, el uso o el desecho que hacemos de los recursos naturales...este manejo genera efectos que se van acumulando." </em>En estas líneas se evidencia que los desastres naturales en realidad no son causados por la naturaleza sino que son una consecuencia del hombre por utilizar mal los recursos naturales y no cuidar el ambiente.
