The correct answer is - C) Europe.
The most likely place, from the choices provided, to find a terrestrial communities that are dominated by the temperate deciduous forests, is the European mainland. Europe, or more specifically its northern half, including large portions of Scandinavia, Finland, and the big portion of the northern half of the European part of Russia, is dominated by the temperate deciduous forests, better known as taiga. They are an uninterrupted vast area of thick deciduous forests.
The temperate deciduous forests have some specific characteristics that set them apart, like relatively short and fresh summers, without extremes in the temperature, and very long, cold, snowy winters. The temperatures, in general, are not as extreme as the places north and south of them.
Here's what I think:
The phases are caused by the Earth's shadow (lit from behind by the sun) casting a piece of the moon into shadow. But because the moon orbits the earth those phases are only experienced the same way on one fixed part of the earth's surface. It's is the earth's changing orbit in space which really makes it seem as though the moon cycles through phases from a fixed position on earth. In other words, on the moon, in an earth day, you would actually cycle through all of the phases. Assuming you were on the earth-facing side, you would experience a strange type of day with the blocked out sun rising and setting behind either the earth or the moon twice a day. You would thus have two 'days' and two 'nights' in an earth day. On the 'dark side' of the moon, you would experience full day all of the time and no phases at all.
But I could be wrong.
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true
Explanation:
mechanization has made farming easier and more profitable as they dont have to spend days in fields and living by the hour. whereas now they can dot several hours of work get it all done sell it and then focus on expanding there buisness and increasing profit
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I looked it up and it said Latvia. I hope that helps
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absolute location is exact place on Earth, often in latitude and longitude.
Explanation:
the Empire State Building is located at 40.7 degrees north (latitude), 74 degrees west (longitude)