Answer:
False
Explanation:
The first settlers of Vanuatu and Tonga arrived from northern Philippines and Taiwan between 2,300 and 3,100 years ago. DNA extracted from the skeletons found at two archaeological sites on the islands confirm this. It also suggests that the first settlers ma have by passed Papua New Guinea and Australia.
The reason behind their migration is still unknown. Some anthropologists argues that the people from islands of Asia mixed with the people of Papua New guinea, Australia and Solomon Islands while other claim that they went straight to islands such as Tonga.
Researches have also found that the people who colonised Tonga belonged to Lapita ancestry and shared a common ancestry with the present day people of Taiwan.
Answer:
A lot of things that happen during geologic processes, such as the cooling and crystallizing of a magma, the erosion of landmasses, the transport of sediment by rivers, the filling up of ocean basins, all these processes can be observed in action in nature or in laboratory analogues (melting and crystallizing of rock in the lab, crystallization of salt from solution, weathering of building stones, floods of rivers, erosion of river banks, the filling in of embayments on the Mississippi delta within some decades). We are reasonably adept at manipulating the physical world in terms of spatial relationships and physical parameters (temperature, pressure), but one dimension of the physical world has so far escaped our manipulative powers TIME . Nonetheless, the writers of science fiction novels routinely use time travel to get themselves and their heroes/heroines out of trouble.
A body of electors who represented the people's in choosing the president.
Answer:
The answer is the Himalaya Mountains.
Explanation:
The Himalayas are the world's highest mountain range above sea level with the two highest mountains in the world: Mount Everest and K2. Mount Everest is located at the boundary between Nepal and China (Tibet), and K2 is located at the boundary between Pakistan and China (Tibet), and all are technically part of the same mountain range. There are only 14 mountains in the world that are over 8,000 meters. All 20 of the highest summits are located in central and south Asia. At the eastern extremity of the Himalayas are the countries of Nepal and Bhutan. The Himalayan region is also home to hundreds of lakes.
