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The outer layer of Earth is called the (a)____________. It is made up of tectonic (b)___________. Just underneath the crust is the (c)___________ and right in the middle is the (d)__________. Colliding plates produce (e)__________ and (f)___________ at the plate (g)__________.

Which two winds converge at the Equator?

If it is 5am at 90degree east what will be the time at 110 degree east

How did Australia and New Zealand’s relationships with Britain change when they became dominions?

What are the factors for controlling the number of species in wetlands?

description of the background, current situation, geographic and demographic about the environment health.

Evaluate whether the impacts of natural climate change are greater than enhanced human climate change.

1.Soil formation and genesis is a multifactorial process- justify the statement with proper explanation.

2.Justify the statement “Within a few millimeters of soil, acidophilic and alkaliphilic microhabitat may exist”

3.Justify the statement “Humus has fixed chemical structure”.

4.How does basal respiration is a measure of soil fertility?

give brief explanation of every single question like full justification of every statement

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• What was the mountain building event that created the sub-range?
• When were the mountains created (how many millions of years ago)?
• What are the metamorphic rocks that are associated with your chosen sub-range?

Here is a list of the sub-ranges within the Rocky Mountains and Appalachians:

• The Bitterroot Range of the Rocky Mountains (Idaho and Montana)
• The Teton Range of the Rocky Mountains (Wyoming)
• The Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains (Wyoming)
• The Wasatch Range of the Rocky Mountains (Utah)
• The Sawatch Range of the Rocky Mountains (Colorado)
• The Park Range of the Rocky Mountains (Colorado)
• The Front Range of the Rocky Mountains (Colorado)
• The Sangre de Cristo Range of the Rocky Mountains (New Mexico)
• The Blue Ridge Mountains of the Appalachians (Georgia)
• The Allegheny Mountains of the Appalachians (Pennsylvania)
• The Catskill Mountains of the Appalachians (New York)
• The Adirondacks of the Appalachians (New York)
• The White Mountains of the Appalachians (New Hampshire)