Yes, malaria is spread through inspect bites or stings and can possibly be spread through unsanitary needles. Therefore, malaria is HIGHLY contagious and can be spread through even a SINGLE DROP of blood.
A air front is typically a transition zone between two unique temperature/humidity. Usually, one front would push the other away (typically if summer is hot, then the warm front will push away the cold, and for the winter, if it's cold, it's the opposite).
A stationary front, on the other hand, is when there is no change in the over all temperature for the region(s), and a occluded front is when the fronts mix, where it is followed by rain and a equillibrium of the temperature, whether to a warmer or cooler overall temperature.
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1. Describe - the first goal is to observe behavior and describe.
2. Explain - While descriptions come from observable data, psychologists must go beyond what is obvious and explain their observations. In other words, why did the subject do what he or she did?
3. Predict - Once we know what happens, and why it happens, we can begin to speculate what will happen in the future.
4. Control - Once we know what happens, why it happens and what is likely to happen in the future, we can excerpt control over it
5. Improve - Not only do psychologists attempt to control behavior, they want to do so in a positive manner, they want to improve a person’s life, not make it worse.
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A. Seafloor splits open creating a large trench
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I think the government should have a plan or procedure in place to deal with the movement of the continents so as to curb species extinction.
<h3>What is Climate?</h3>
This is referred to as the atmospheric condition of a place for a long period of time.
Drifting of continents leads to a new climate being present which will affect life forms. If they are unable to adapt they may all die out and go extinct thereby disrupting the ecosystem which is why a plan should be put in place.
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