A tornado<span> begins in the organization </span>stage<span>, when it forms through a series of updrafts among cold and warm air systems. When the swirling air touches the ground, it is officially a </span>tornado<span>. In the mature </span>stage<span>, a </span>tornado<span> reaches its full development in terms of base size and wind speed.</span>
The answer to the question is true
Answer:
It releases bbbles of carbon dioxide
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Answer:
The principle of superposition
Explanation:
The principle of superposition tells you how rock layers are laid.
When Pangaea split up, what happened to the western edge of the North American continent?
