Drainage basin - the area of land drained by a river.
Catchment area - the area within the drainage basin.
Watershed - the edge of highland surrounding a drainage basin which marks the boundary between two drainage basins.
Source - the beginning or start of a river.
Confluence - the point at which two rivers or streams join.
Tributary - a stream or smaller river which joins a larger stream or river.
Mouth - the point where the river comes to the end, usually when entering a sea.
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The Answer is second option (Tombouctou).
10+(30)+744
40+744
Answer: 784
Answer:
This is an example of adaptation and enviromental pressure.
Explanation:
Say you were to move to somewhere where the climate is nothing like you are used to. You would have to adapt to the new climate. The animals in the Boreal forest have to adapt to the climate and know they don't get food in the winter.
The cold weather forces them to do this, honestly. So this is also an example of enviromental pressure bc nature is pressuring them to do this.
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New seafloor is the answer
