Answer:
Las Zonas de Expansión son aquellos lugares donde las placas de la corteza terrestre se están separando, impulsadas por las corrientes ascendentes del manto superior, dando lugar a la salida de magma procedente de interior.
Explanation:
ANSWER IS:
A. Artificial translocation of organisms
B. Physical removal of organisms
D. Habitation modification
EXPLANATION:
Natural distributions of biomes are often severely modified by human activities through physical removal, habitat modification and artificial translocation of organisms.
Humans can alter natural distribution patterns astonishingly quickly
Artificial translocation of organisms :
It leads to introduction of exotic species that have an effect on crops and pets
Physical removal of organisms :
Physically organisms are removed by modification of landscape for civilization. It effects overall distribution patterns.
Habitat modification :
Habitat is the natural environment where an organism lives. Human activities are responsible for the alterations in the habitat of many organisms that leads to their extinction.
For example, because of tropical rain forest removal it leads to loss of 27 million acres of rain forest per year.
Ecosystem can also effects from rain forest removal. Biodiversity lost through extinction.
The first question is D. desert
and the second answer is B. the study of land
because geography's meaning is the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries. HOPE THIS HELPS
Answer:
b. Campaign's temperature variation would become greater with colder winters and hotter summers.
Explanation:
- As the climate of the coastal locations in the Western U.S.A is cooler than the inland locations thus the places on the pacific ocean coast would experience more of a cooler climate with the hot summers and the cool winters and thus more temperatures variation than the interiors along the western coasts.
