Answer:
Explanation:
Paleontologists are scientists that use fossil records to study the history of life on earth. They use known evidence/fossils such as bones, prints (on land or sea), dead remains to determine evidence and history of past life on earth.
Some of there observations include the use of comparative anatomy to determine possible evolution. They also use carbon dating to determine approximately how long a fossil/bone has been in existence.
(C. The dinosaurs became extinct after the Cretaceous time period, after living on Earth for about 165 Million Years
Answer:
Regions like the Aps or Rockys, as well as Pacific Coastal Ranges have critical landslide problems.
Explanation:
Mudslides are caused by excessive rainfall and steep terrain, while landslides can be caused by slow weathering of rocks as well as soil erosion, earthquakes and volcanic activity.
This question is incomplete because part of the content is missing; here is the complete question:
In which biome would you be most likely to find plants and animals that are
adapted to survive in extremely cold temperatures?
A. Desert
B. Savanna
C. Rain forest
D. Tundra
The correct answer is D. Tundra
Explanation:
Tundra biome is one of the coldest biomes on Earth, indeed, the temperature in this biome can be as low -50° C in some zone. At this extremely cold temperature, animals and plants have adaptations to survive in these climatic conditions. For example, animals such as the arctic hare or the polar bear that are found mainly in the tundra biome have thick fur that helps them keep body temperature despite low temperatures in their environment. Thus, the biome in which you would most likely find species adapted to extremely cold temperatures is the Tundra.
