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bulgar [2K]
3 years ago
4

Match each description to the appropriate scientific discipline.

Biology
2 answers:
disa [49]3 years ago
3 0

Geology

               1. Scientists learn about Earth’s landforms using historical records.

               2. Scientists examine the type of rocks found on Earth’s surface.

Oceanography

                 1. Scientists study the physical and chemical properties of

sea waters.

                   2. Scientists observe changes to marine life and aquatic

ecosystems.


nevsk [136]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Oceanography: Scientists study the physical and chemical properties of sea water.

Scientists observe changes to marine life and aquatic ecosystems.

Geology: Scientists learn about Earth's landforms using historical record.

Scientists examine the type of rocks found on the earth surface.

Explanation:

Oceanography: It is a decipline of science which deals with the chemical and physical processes occuring in oceanic water. It also studies about the interaction of living beings in sea water with their environment.

Geology: It studies about the geosphere and the landforms present over and under the surface of earth. The geologists studies about rocks and their process of formation.

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