Answer:
mountain systems and fresh water
Explanation:
mountain systems are a group of mountain ranges with similarity in form, structure, and alignment that have arisen from the same cause, usually an orogeny. Take the Himalayan mountains for example.
Fresh waters are natural occurring waters except seawater and brackish water. for example they have lake Baikal,the Yangtze river etc.
Well, Ecuador is a country filled with rainforests, which occur where it rains a lot, the western side of mountain ranges, where storms build up and stall, and it could be during el nino, which means a large abnormal amount of storms in pacific tropical areas.
They both mean the same thing
So the answer is true
Hope this helps :3
The salt will wash into the rivers and eventually the ocean. Too much salt in a freshwater system can be deadly to the wildlife. Ultimately, it will end up in the ocean, where it will have negligible impact. The real damage will be to any river systems it's washed into.
It is Egypt. The river Nile runs through the city and Tahrir square (a big museum full of Egyptian artefacts) is right in the centre of the city.
