I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. Natural resources are made from natural processes. They are a part of these processes <span>and are composed of more than one kind of matter. They can be recycled and should be preserved to maintain their availability when the need arises.</span>
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6 continentes (modelo geológico): guarda una relación aproximada con las placas tectónicas continentales, por lo que Europa y Asia forman un solo continente denominado Eurasia y en cambio América está dividida en dos continentes (América del Norte y América del Sur).
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Explanation: Many States tend to lean twoards a certain party due to factors of location, economy, and religion. For instance, less populated states tend to be more Republican due to little diversity, farming, and Christian values. There are also swing states that change from year to year, so it could be blue one year, and red the next. Taking results from one state is not an accurate prediction, because one state does not reflect the results of all other states.
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Rainforests have above average precipitation year-round while tropical monsoons have rainy seasons. Additional differences include the controlling factors for each climate. Tropical monsoons are controlled by the change in air circulation while tropical rainforests are controlled by the angle of the sun.
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D. Distortion.
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In Geography, topography can be defined as the shape and structure of the Earth surface. Thus, a flat map is used to graphically describe this features.
Generally, elevations are represented on maps by lines of contour, which typically connect points having the same elevation. Also, elevations are shown on a physical map by using bands of color to connect points. In Geography, elevations are represented or measured in feets or meters.
Contours can be defined imaginary lines used for connecting locations that are having similar elevations on the Earth's surface. These contour lines are typically used for modeling the three-dimensional shape of the Earth surface in a map.
Hence, the changes in shape, size, and position of features that occur when representing the Earth on a flat map take place because of distortion.