On the coastline closest to Africa
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San Bernardino county i believe
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Answer:
1. Surface water. -- refers to all liquid fresh water located above ground.
2. Groundwater. -- Precipitation that infiltrates Earth's surface and percolates downward becomes .
3. Lake. -- A is a large body of water that has extensive areas of open water, some of which is too deep for photosynthetic life.
4. River -- A meanders across land and structures the landscape.
5. Watershed. -- A is the entire land area that supplies a river or stream with water from precipitation.
6. Wetlands -- A has water-saturated soil, shallow standing water, and ample vegetation.
Explanation:
- The surface water is the water the is formed over the surface of the earth and moany in the form of the rainfall. The groundwater is water the is found in the aquifer and is said to unsaturated and saturated as related to the water table.
- The lake is those bodies of the water that are formed by the extensive and the open areas of the earth and a river forms a meandering pattern that is based on the volume and capacity of the water. A wetland is formed by a water-saturated soil that has the same vegetation.
1- The terrestrial lithosphere is composed almost of 80% by igneous rocks, they are also known as magmatic rocks and are formed at high temperatures due to magma solidification, they come from the superior mantle and terrestrial coast. Its texture is super resistant with significant hardness to obtain minerals and other derived materials. They can be divided into extrusive and intrusive.
2- Through experiments, Bowen has defined a sequence of mineral formation when a magma begins to cool. There are two types of magmatic differentiation defined by Bowen, the continuous series and the discontinuous series. In the continuous series the internal structure of the magma is not altered and all minerals have iron and magnesium, they are formed: aluminum, silica and sodium and calcium.
In the discontinuous series decreasing the temperature reacts the previously formed mineral with the existing liquid, and thus a new mineral with different internal structure and composition is formed. They are formed: olivine, pyroxena, amphibole and biotite.
