C.
The soil in the delta is less fertile, causing fewer plants to grow.
The flooding of the Nile caused silt and nutrients to replenished in the soil every year.
Marine climate tend to has <span>warm winters and cool summers.
Regions with marine climate mostly located in a region with low elevation. Regions with low elevation tend to have higher temperature, but the existence of water near that region even out the temperature which resulted in moderate level of temperature all year long.</span>
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considered that all terrestrial plant species that exist today have evolved
from Rhyniophyta (a type of spore plants, compiled by the most primitive forms
of vascular). Now terrestrial plants presents by the Moss family, psilotaceae, lycopsids,
class of the Horsetail, fern, gymnosperms and flowering plants. Based on the cladogram, It assumed that the
ancestors of all existing plants are algae, particularly green.</span>
I'd say the correct answer your looking for is B.
Acute renal failure (ARF), commonly referred to as acute kidney injury (AKI), is a brief period of kidney damage or malfunction which lasts some few hours to a few days.
The kidneys struggle to maintain the proper balance of fluids in the body when waste products accumulate in the body.
AKI includes 4 stages:
(I) initiation,
(II) oligo-anuria,
(III) polyuria, and
(IV) restitution.
The onset phases of ARF are best described by stage 1, which is called Initiation.
The initial phase of kidney damage is characterized by a 25% reduction in renal blood flow as well as tissue oxygenation, as well as a decrease in urine output to less than 0.5 mL/kg/hr, as a result of events including such blood loss, dehydration, burns, diabetes insipidus, or infection.
This phase last hours to days.
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