The tundra has trees, some grasses, large animals, and is usually cold. The desert on the other hand, Is usually hot, and has less animal and plant life. Deserts can be cold in some places though.
I'm going to assume that this is considering the sea breeze in the day. The answer, if in the day, would be C: <span>the ocean cools faster than the land.</span>
They are in response to the environment. Both are homoeostatic mechanisms that lower the core temperature of the body in response to an increase in body temperature. This is an example of 'negative feedback'.
The answer to this question would be axial myopia.
In myopia, there is an abnormality that causing the light was focused in front of the retina when seeing a far object. This will cause the light blurred and the image sent to the brain is not focused. This can be caused by a problem in the lens(lens curvature is too strong) or the eyeball length(eyeball too long).
