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The basic lion social organization are resident prides: occupying hunting areas of a size that can sustain the pride during times when water and food are in short supply. Lion densities, home territory size, and social group size increase and decrease with habitat suitability and prey abundance, generally larger in moist grasslands where the game is plentiful and smaller in the drier bush with fewer prey animals.
Home territories range from 20km2 in the most suitable habitats to more than 500km2. The average area of nine Serengeti pride was c. 200km2. Pride ranges and territories may overlap but each pride maintains a core area where most activities are undertaken with little interaction with other lion groups.
Territories are stable except in periods of hardship. If the lions in an area dwindle away (as a result of disease for example) this will be followed by an influx of competing lions to claim the territory.
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Grassland:
Conversion to croplands, release of CO2 to atmosphere from burning grasslands, overgrazing by livestock and oil production and off road vehicles in arctic tundra
Desert:
Large deserts cities, destruction of soil and underground habitat by off road vehicles, soil salinization from irrigation, depletion of groundwater land disturbance and pollution from mineral extraction
Forests:
Clearing for agriculture, livestock grazing, timber urban development, conversion of diverse forests to tree plantations and damage from off road vehicle and Pollution of forests streams
Mountains:
Agriculture and timber and mineral extraction, hydroelectric dam and reservoir, increasing tourism air pollution from urban areas, soil damage from off road vehicles and water supply threatened by glacial melting
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This number will be used to tell you how far your seismograph is from the epicenter of the earthquake. Measure the distance between the first P wave and the first S wave. In this case, the first P and S waves are 24 seconds apart.
answer: seismograph
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interior of the Earth
Explanation:
There is no life inside the earth and therefore we can say that this is not in the life zone of the earth.
The interior of the earth is composed of chemical elements, having a type of crust composed of silicon that protects a mantle, which is composed of a viscous substance, followed by the nucleus which is solid, but which has a thin layer of liquids. There is absolutely no life in this environment.
We're for the tumbles, bumps and jumps in life and for doing the things you want to do without fear.
