Answer:
A Mantle plumes
Explanation:
This is caused by the highly fluid (low viscosity) lava erupted, which travels farther than lava erupted from a stratification, and results in the steady accumulation of broad sheets of lava, building up the shield volcano's distinctive form.
(If that makes sense -_- let me know if you get it wrong or right! I had this question before so just wondering)
The answers are the following;
• Waxed, milk/juice cartons, plastic laminated packages
• Foil, fax paper
It is because papers that are laminated and contains foil coating are not allowed to be recycled, un;ole newspapers or phone books in which can be recycled after using.
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Answer:
C. 11%
Explanation:
I took this class as a Freshman and this is the number one thing I remember. Is because my teacher made fun of how small their country was compared to the U.S.
Answer:
A: Frozen taiga
Explanation:
Russia is the largest country in the world, and its land has several different characteristics. One of them though dominates by far, and that is the taiga, which is occupying more area than all of the other biomes in the country combined.
The taiga is stretching across all of the country from west to east, while the rest of the biomes are north and south of it. The land is covered with dense coniferous forests, representing the largest continuous forest in the whole world.
The taiga is not the most pleasant place for living though. The majority of the year is winter, and the temperatures are extremely cold, and in some parts of it they are as low as in Antarctica. There is lot of snowfall, usually several meters deep. The short summers are mild and very humid. Everything defrosts so big portion of the taiga is becoming marshy.
Answer:
Continential Tropical
Explanation:
Maritime polar air masses can form any time of the year and are usually not as cold as continental polar air masses. responsible for the hot, humid days of summer across the South and the East. Continental Tropical (cT): Hot and very dry. They usually form over the Desert Southwest and northern Mexico during summer.
