Answer: The Northern European Plains.
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The majority of the smaller islands in the Pacific are made up of build-up of coral deposits.
<h3>What do we find in the smaller islands of the Pacific?</h3>
Even though these islands are usually created as a result of volcanic activity, we find that they are composed of coral deposits.
These coral deposits come about as a result of a buildup over centuries which made these islands quite important in preservation efforts.
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<span> x+45= 90 ----- x=46 degrees
</span><span>x+37=90---- x=53 degrees</span>
The answer would be C. increased nitrogen levels in ponds. Increase in nitrogen levels has to do with overgrowth of algae in ponds, which limits oxygen in ponds and has no relation to deforestation.
