<span>Enhanced Periglacial
Geomorphic processes resulting from seasonal thawing of snow in permafrost areas where the runoff refreezes in wedges, fissures, cracks and other structures. Periglacial areas can be enviroments where freezing and rethawing significantly restructure or modify the surrounding environment.</span>
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Eukaryotic cell membranes:
phosphatidylserine - it is found in the inner leaflet of the membrane and plays role in the cell cycle signaling.
phosphatidylcholine - these are a major group of the membrane in eukaryotes.
phosphatidylinositol - it is also present in eukaryotic cells only in significant amounts
both bacterial and eukaryotic cell membrane:
phosphatidylglycerol - directly activates lipid-gated ion channels in both type of cell membrane
phosphatidylethanolamine - helps in assembling membrane proteins.
cardiolipin - it present in both eukaryotic and bacterial membrane however it makes 20% of the inner membrane of the mitochondrial membrane
Bacterial membrane:
No particular lipid
Answer: Humans changed a lot of things during time and one of those things ended up being the Carbon cycle .. They changed it by burning fossil fuels , which releases Carbon Dioxide into the atmosphere ..The nitrogen cycle however starts with nitrogen gas in the atmosphere then goes through the nitrogen cycle fixing Microorganisims to plants , then animals , decomposers then finally into the soil .
Explanation: Everything goes through a certain process to end up in the soil.
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Answer:
Changes in solar intensity do not seem to contribute to the change in global temperatures. If they did, the temperatures would rise and fall with the Sun's energy. Instead, the global temperatures continue to rise despite the Sun's natural fluctuations.
Explanation:
Human activity is the main cause of climate change. People burn fossil fuels and convert land from forests to agriculture. Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, people have burned more and more fossil fuels and changed vast areas of land from forests to farmland.
