Answer:
I believe the answer would be it affects energy exiting the Earth's system.
Explanation:
In Ecuador, Europeans control most of the the wealth.
Answer:
Aquatic animals and organisms thrive in coral reef habitats/ecosystems. The biodiversity of different organisms (like fish) are abundant because of the habitats (like anemone), algae, and phytoplankton that live off the area. The destruction of the coral reef by polution can cause a disturbance in the balance of life. For example, the bacteria and algae (autotrophs) that live off the sides of pieces of coral would die off causing the fish and other things that way them to die off and then the fish that consume those animals would die off.
In shorter terms: the physical damage would throw off the balance of the food web/food chain and would destroy habitats of thousands of organisms causing them to die off.
Hope this helps! :D
Answer:
1. disk
2.halo
3. globular cluster
4.spiral arm
5. spiral galaxy
6. bulge
Explanation:
1. In Spiral or Lenticular galaxies, the galactic disk is the flat portion that consists of 2 components; the stellar component and the gaseous component. The stellar component consists of the galaxy stars while the gaseous component consists of cool gas and dust.
2. The galactic halo is the first portion of the galaxy to be formed. Formation of halos is caused by increased gravitational effects and the presence of primordial black holes. When baryonic and dark matter merges, halos are formed.
3. A globular cluster is a large compact spherical star cluster, typically of old stars in the outer regions of a galaxy.
4. Spiral arms are region of a large concentration of stars in a spiral galaxy. This large concentration of stars are usually very bright and easily noticeable.
5. The Milky Way galaxy consists of flat, rotating disk containing stars, gas and dust, and a central concentration of stars known as the bulge. The spiral arm that I explained above extends from the center of spiral galaxies. This extension makes it resemble a spiral and thus give spiral galaxies their name.
6. The bulge is a large concentration of stars.
E.) Mesosphere, Asthenosphere, Outer layer
Unfortunately there is no standard terminology for three mantle layers.
<span>I can be sure that "ionosphere" and "thermosphere" refer </span>
<span>only to atmospheric layers, so you can rule out A, B, and D. </span>
<span>"Mesosphere" may be used to refer to an atmospheric layer, </span>
<span>but is also often used to refer to a mantle layer. </span>
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<span>so I'll go with E even though I don't like it much. </span>
<span>I guess what is meant by "outer layer" is the part of the lithosphere </span>
<span>that does not match crustal composition.</span>
