I'd have to go with the first option, stags have more prominent antlers than does
The graph shows, in a period of time between 1978 and 2010. Therefore, it's related to the last 50 years, not the last 100 years, meaning that alternative D is wrong. The amount of sea ice shown in the graph is shown in the scale of million square miles. So, as the graph shows an initial value around 3.2 (3 millions and 2 hundred miles) and it ends up in a value around 2.2 (2 millions and 2 hundred miles), still the real values are around 2.8 (2 million and 8 hundred thousands initially) and 2.0 (2 millions at the end), having a lower value of 1.8 (1 million and 8 hundred thousand); So, in both scenarios, arctic sea ice has shrunk by 1,000,000 (1.0) square miles, being under 2,000,000, not over. Therefore, the highest number to be inside this amount is 2,000, so the correct answer is A: Arctic sea ice has shrunk by over 2,000 square miles in the last 50 years.
Well to me if the rate of industralization continues deforestation will increase which will lead to accumulation of CO2 in the atmosphere. Also if combustion of fossil fuels will also lead to high rates of C02 so unless measures are taken the rate of C02 in the atmosphere will greatly increase in the nearest future
B. I did a project on scorpions a few years back.
The nasty effects that toxin has on motor pathways are the following:
- Arrhythmias and other symptoms that includes heart failure because toxin likely makes the muscle fibers to be numb.
- Toxins are likely to interfere with the body’s electrical signal that is responsible for transmitting an action potential.
