Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Regional metamorphism is a common type of metamorphism involving the effects and cooperation of directed pressures and shearing stress as well as a wide range of confining pressures and temperatures. The heat element facilitates recrystallisation; but the stress element not only promotes recrystallisation, but is powerful in deforming the rocks, and producing new structures.
It is related both geographically and genetically to large orogenic belts, and hence is regional in character.
Regional metamorphism does NOT produce nonfoliated metamorphic rocks in the depths of mountain ranges. Regional metamorphism takes place at deeper regions of the crust and is, as the name already signifies, of regional extent. The different types of regional metamorphism, or still dynamothermal metamorphism, are confined to areas of mountain building, so that metamorphism as well as orogenesis ought to be regarded as due to one and the same process.
The answer is the north sea please mark me as brainliest
Not 100% but I would say rivers, oceans, and lakes because wetlands are sometimes protected and lakes are not protected if they are artificial.
So, the question is asking: why has (over the course of human history) rural settlement declined (and it is suggested that this is connected to humans moving away from the rural areas, to urban areas, rather than human population declining in general:
this process is called urbanization and its major cause is that on the one hand, food in the industrialized societies can be produced more effectively so there is less work on farm, and on the other hand the service sector has increased, which means that there is more work in the cities.
