Answer:
They did not have flood control at first but then organized it same with organized government
Explanation:
Answer: Hello some parts of your question is missing attached below is the missing detail
answer :
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2) Non-conformity
Explanation:
1) Line along the boundary between Vishnu schist and relatively horizontal sedimentary rocks
attached below
2) The type of unconformity traced above is called Non - Conformity
i.e. when a sedimentary rock lies above an igneous rock or a metamorphic rock it is called Non-conformity
Answer:
B. Greenland
Explanation:
I am sure it's Greenland.
<span>How are the trees different in these three biomes?
•Tropical forest consists of more…Tropical plants of course! These being: Palms, Orchids, ferns, vines, mosses, and more.
•Temperate forest tend to stick with more “dry” plants per say. Some examples: Oak, hickory, maple, elm, willow, ect.
•Ending with Boreal Forest, (otherwise known as taiga) inhabit plants of
which can survive harsher, colder climates. This includes: Pine, fir,
and spruce. “Needle like pines” if you will.
Describe the three soil types. Before you learned about the biomes,
which of the three would you have thought would have had the richest
soil? Why?
•Tropical Forest: Soil is nutrient-poor and acidic. Decomposition is rapid and soils are subject to heavy leaching.
•Temperate Forest: Soil is fertile, enriched with decaying litter.
•Boreal Forest: Soil is thin, nutrient-poor, and acidic.
Out of the three biomes, *Insert thoughts here*
For each of the three biomes, describe what you see as the biggest
challenge to plants and animals. What environmental factor most drives
their adaptations? (Example: For the desert, the factor would be the
lack of water and heat.)
•Tropical Rain forest: The lack of nutrients in the soil.
•Temperate Forest: Acid rain. <It kills trees & plants.
•Boreal Forest: Poor soil. </span>
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Answer:
Large scale agriculture will definitely lead to increased CO2.
Explanation:
This is due to the fact that plants give out oxygen and take in CO2 which is released by animals and man , so due to the large scale agriculture, the excess oxygen released by plants purifies the air of poisonous gases like carbon monoxide and leaving it with carbon dioxide- CO2.
