The answer is C, sailboats could carry large cargos!
True; with improvements in technology/manufacturing, acid rain became a major problem
If we have the intersection of the equator and the prime meridian as a starting point, and we move towards west, than the three oceans that we will encounter will be in the next order:
1. Atlantic Ocean; lies between Europe and Africa from one side (eastern borders), and North and South America on the other side (western borders). It is in fact our starting point.
2. Pacific Ocean; lies between Asia and Australia form one side (western borders), and North and South America from the other side (eastern borders).
3. Indian Ocean; lies between Southeast Asia and Australia (as its eastern borders) and Africa as its western border, and on the north it borders with South Asia.
The northernmost ocean on our planet is the Arctic Ocean, which is lying around the Arctic circle.
The southernmost ocean is the Southern Ocean which surrounds Antarctica with its waters.
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<em>Energy is left behind the food chain starting with one trophic level then onto the next. </em>
In any case, just around 10 percent of the complete energy put away in living beings at one trophic level is really moved to <em>living beings at the following trophic level. </em>
The remainder of the energy is utilized for metabolic procedures or lost to nature as warmth. Energy that isn't utilized in a <em>biological system</em> is in the end lost as warmth.
<em>Energy and supplements are gone around through the food chain, when one creature eats another life form.</em>
