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Sediments can be deposited by wind or water but water moves most.
Loess is wind deposited particles. Alluvium is water deposited soil.
The particles are one part but the place they settle impacts how they become rock because the geologic process will be different at the bottom of a deep marine sea than it is in a shallow off shore shelf.
Only the very smallest particles will be moved to mid-ocean but there will be many plankton and other organic deposits.
Coastal particles will vary in sizes . Water temperature will have more impact on the organic contributions here. Shallow tropical waters have coral and can form limestone.
Guard cells. They open and close to allow for gas exchange within the leaf
The most effective way to keep dry land from becoming more arid is to use sustainable agricultural practices.
The right answer is "plant a tree belt"
The event of increasingly arid dry land or desertification is an event where the land becomes a very dry lack of water, vegetation, and also wild animals.
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charged molecules such as ions can</span> pass <span>through cell</span> membranes
by facilitated diffusion using specific transmembrane protein channels, which act as
transporters that are implanted into the plasma membrane. Such transport proteins regulate the selective
permeability of cell membranes and play a critical function in cell membrane.
<span>Moreover,
this specific transmembrane protein have multiple membrane-spanning regions
that create a passage through the phospholipid bilayer, allowing charged
molecules to pass the membrane through a protein pore without interacting with
the fatty acid chains of the membrane. </span>
Answer:
They became closer to each other.
Explanation:
When skeletal muscles contracts the Z lines that are at the end of every sarcomere became closer to each other due to the fact that the I bands that are attached to the Z lines and contains the myosin filaments move closer to each other interacting with the actin filaments and shorten the the H zone that is in the middle of the sarcomere. In other words, It all becomes compact during a contraction.
