Rivers<span> : flowing fresh water. </span>Wetlands<span> : tidal flows or almost none, brackish water</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
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There are a couple of answers to this:
A: A lot of people back then were heavily Catholic, the Catholic church claimed that the Earth was flat, while others believed the Earth was round.
B: Back then, obviously they didn't have airplanes or satellites, thus people believed the Earth was flat. The reasoning of this is because, if you were to look outside right now, the Earth does look like it could be flat. (that is because you have to be at a certain level of elevation to see the curvature of the Earth). Eventually though, people started reasoning and came to the conclusion the Earth was round. (They were proven right when aerospace technology came around.)
The correct answer is C. Point C
Explanation
The image is a map that shows Antarctica and the areas of the American continent, Africa, and Oceania that was attached to it during the time of Pangea. It also shows a white zone of influence of the glacial in the other continents and arrows that inform where they moved. According to the movement expressed by these arrows, the point that was probably closest to the South Pole (Antarctica) at the time of Pangea is point C because on the map it can be seen that it has already moved and is still attached to the South Pole. Furthermore, points A, B, and D. are much further from the south pole than the others.
I believe it's B) freezing and thawing of water beneath the soil
