Answer:
Corteza renal, médula renal y pelvis renal.
Explicación:
Hay tres regiones principales del riñón, es decir, corteza renal, médula renal y pelvis renal. La corteza renal es la parte externa del riñón que se compone de glomérulos y túbulos contorneados. La corteza renal es responsable de la protección de las estructuras internas del riñón. La médula renal es la parte más interna del riñón que se divide en pirámides renales. La médula renal es responsable de la regulación de la concentración de orina. La pelvis renal es la región donde se unen los dos o tres cálices principales. La pelvis renal actúa como un embudo para la orina que fluye hacia el uréter.
Answer:
Basalt, sedimentary rock.
Explanation:
- The reason why the continental crust differs from the oceanic crust is much different in its compositions. The continental crust is thin and less dense , is made of sedimentary and metamorphic rocks than the oceanic crust and is made of lighter elements. The tectonic plates move the composition to the rocks.
Answer:
There are total 13 countries which equator passes through. Basically two of them are Congo and Brazil.
Explanation:
Equator refers to the imaginary line which divide the globe into two hemisphere that are southern hemisphere and northern hemisphere. Some continent lies in the southern hemisphere and some lies in the northern hemispheres.
There are totally 3 continents which lie through equator name as
1. Asia
2. South America and Africa
3. Congo and Brazil, are the countries whose major latitude and longitude go through equator.
The correct answer is B Subduction. Subduction is the process by which an oceanic plate gets dragged under another plate and is eventually destroyed in the mantle. Subduction occurs at convergent margins where two oceanic plates collide or an oceanic and Continental plate collide. Oceanic crust is made of mainly of silica and magnesium which is heavier or denser than continental crust which is composed mainly of silica and aluminium.
The subducting plate melts producing excess magma giving rise to volcanoes along these margins.
