The correct answer is - Asthenosphere.
The mantle layer is a solid part of the Earth. It lies just bellow the crust, and it is composed of metals. It is a layer that has very high temperature and pressures, as well as strong convection currents.
The astenosphere is the lower part of the mantle, and it is the densest, and most solid of its layers.
This layer of the Earth is estimated to be 2,900 km thick, and it accounts for incredible 84% of the total volume of the planet.
Answer:
c) Yes, nutrient availability would still be lower at high latitudes.
Explanation:
- The richness of the biodiversity increase as we go form the poles to the topics and find a variety of terrestrial and marine ecosystem and latitudinal biodiversity causes the variation between the rates of the molecular evolution.
- <u>Thus there exist a direct relation with the latitudinal extent d the biodiversity of the place and hence the species richness also depends on n this factor as hr available amount of the solar energy and the needed amount of nutrient would be not available to the higher latitude.</u>
Vegetation first blank and soil for second blank. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Be a citizen of an extremely large territory.
Explanation:
The description of an empire is, a political unit made up of a vast expanse of territory that is under the direction of a single ruler. So there most likely wouldn't be elected leaders if there is a single ruler.
Empires are big and there is no evidence that you would be able to walk across your empire in a week
I don't think you would likely serve in the military because not all empires have a military and you only would if you want to be a warrior.
I think it is to be a citizen of an extremely large territory because for instance, in the articles I found, "As the state grows larger, the leaders decide they want more territory. They might need the extra land to grow enough food to feed a larger population; the neighboring states may appear to be getting too powerful; or maybe the leaders are simply greedy for more land."
It keeps talking about expanding territory, so I hope this is right and i hope it helps!