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Compression squeezes rocks together, causing rocks to fold or fracture (break) (figure 1). ... Rocks under tension lengthen or break apart. Tension is the major type of stress at divergent plate boundaries. When forces are parallel but moving in opposite directions, the stress is called shear
Explanation:
A topography map provides visual information about elevations, either by color or by circles, so the answers would be:
- areas with mountains
- regions with a high elevation.
The change of elevation (going high or low) would be represented by circles. The closest the circles are to each other, the steeper is the variation.
A topographic map is usually a large-scale map (showing a small area, like your neighbourhood, not a whole country for example). If there are state boundaries or any kind of road passing in that frame, yes they will be shown on the map... but it's not the primarily use of a topographic map.
The correct answer is the following.
Rank the following areas in order of largest to the smallest change in average temperature since 1880.
This is the correct rank.
1.- Eastern Pacific Ocean.
2.- Western Europe.
3.- North Canada.
4.- Southern Africa.
5.- Antarctic Ocean Australia.
Scientists agree that 2018 was one of the warmest years on planet earth. The weather phenomenon called "El Niño" o "La Niña" directly affects the temperature of the planet each year. The region of the Mediterranean Sea had the most elevated temperatures. On the other hand, regions of North America and Canada had lower temperatures than average.
<span>Infrared images are basically temperature maps of the land, water, and cloud-top surfaces "seen" by the satellite sensor. Very cold surfaces, such as high cloud tops emitting little infrared radiation, appear bright white . Surfaces with intermediate temperatures appear in gray shadings.
</span><span>The simple rule for Infrared (IR) images is: Warm temperatures appear in dark shades. Cold temperatures appear in light shades.</span>
At the divergent plate boundaries new oceanic lithosphere is formed in the gaps of magma coming up from the mantle. The magma coming up forms mid-ocean ridges. They form along mountain chains that are marked as boundaries between diverging plates.
