The five ways that the Madrid Protocol did to protect Antartica's natural environment are the following:
#1. assessing human influence on the environment
#2 prohibiting the introduction of invasive species and limiting human contact with endemic species
#3 severely controlling the kind of waste and pollutants allowed on the continent
#4 prohibiting the discarding of chemicals, oil, trash, or other pollutants in the ocean around Antartica
#5 designating areas on the continent as protected zones
The answer is D. There are different types of aquifers (such as the unconfined and confined aquifers), however, they are all made up of permeable rock that holds underground water. The aquifer could be sandwiched between impermeable rocks called aquitard that restrict the movement of the water in the aquifer. This type is called a confined aquifer.
Not 100% but I would say rivers, oceans, and lakes because wetlands are sometimes protected and lakes are not protected if they are artificial.
Those are all plateaus, though you could figure this out with elimination, too. Peninsulas are land forms with 3 sides water, mountains generally form in mountain ranges, and usually deserts are larger than the two small cells on the right side.
Explanation:
<u>Rock name Texture Location of the solidification </u>
Basalt Aphanitic Volcanic
Gabbro Phaneritic Plutonic
Granite Porphyritic Plutonic
Obsidian Glassy Volcanic
Porphyry Porphyritic Plutonic
Pumice Vesicular Volcanic
Rhyolite Aphanitic Volcanic
