Answer:
1 and 3
Explanation:
not entirely sure but if ur in a rush, since they're WETlands I doubt they'd prevent flooding, and I dont think that increasing the extinction rate of mammals is a good thing (also if they're good animal habitats why would they cause habitat loss?) like I said not 100 percent but I'm pretty sure
False, it created fertile farmland by leaving rich sediment in the fields and the farmers had better crops.
I know for sure the ganga and brahmaputra rivers do make up the northern plains, not sure about the yamuna. but since two do, then i would answer all of these
The statement is false.
Earth is not a ''spaceship'', and that term is used only metaphorically in some studies about the future of the human kind, in the sense of ''can the Earth be used as a spaceship to bring us to another place'', and theorize about that. In the scientific circles, this term is not used for describing planets, including the Earth.
