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OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

In a series of rock layers, a geologist finds fossilized shellfish and bony fish in layers that are 1.0 m and 1.5 m deep. However, in a layer that is 2.0 m deep, he finds fossils of a lizard-like dinosaur and a fern-like tree. Which explains his findings? A. An asteroid hit the area, causing the dinosaur to become extinct. B. The continent shifted to a polar region. C. The ancient land area was invaded by a sea. D. The ancient sea dried up and became land.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C sounds like it would be the best answer, notice how the layers with the fish and shellfish comes before the layer with the fossilized dinosaur and fern-like tree. Meaning that this layer is above the other one. So I would say that the land was invaded by sea. The law of superpostition says that the rocks that are the highest are the youngest and the ones that are the deepest are the lowest.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which characteristic is common to all minerals? A. They are organic. B. They have the same chemical compositions. C. They are naturally occurring. D. They have an amorphous structure.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Minerals are natural occurring yeah, because they can be both inorganic or organic, don't have to have n amorphous structure and don't all share the exact same chemical compositions

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*an

OpenStudy (anonymous):

just give her the answer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

which is C

OpenStudy (anonymous):

(:

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

I'm not a girl i'm a boy

OpenStudy (anonymous):

oh lol HAHAA

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

In tropical climates, why is there heavy vegetation but poor soil? A. Heavy rainfall washes essential nutrients from the soil. B. There is much chemical weathering that makes the soil poor. C. Chemicals cause the soil to be too acidic. D. Heavy rainfall mechanically weathers the soil.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'm thinking it's A.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@inowalst

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The best answer I would say to this questions is A.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which is the correct explanation for 40°N latitude? A. all positions along a circle that runs perpendicular to the equator and 40° east of it B. all positions along a circle that runs parallel to the equator and 40° south of it C. all positions along a circle that runs parallel to the equator and 40° north of it D. all positions along a circle that runs perpendicular to the equator and 40° west of it

OpenStudy (anonymous):

This would be c, latitude tells you the position along the equator. It is horizontal or parallel. 0 degrees is the equator and the since this problem says 40 degrees north that means that all position along a circle 40 degrees north parellel to the equator

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

What type of pressure system is represented by the H on this map, and what kind of weather is a likely result? A. low pressure, sunny weather B. low pressure, cloudy or rainy weather C. high pressure, cloudy or rainy weather D. high pressure, sunny weather

OpenStudy (anonymous):

H stands for high pressure and high pressure results in fair weather so I would say D for this question. Low pressures,L, can mean increased cloudiness, low temperatures and rain.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Got it?

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

How does the earth's rotation influence the global circulation pattern set up by uneven heating? A. It breaks two circulation cells into six cells. B. It breaks two circulation cells into four cells. C. It combines four circulation cells into two cells. D. It combines six circulation cells into two cells.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@inowalst

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'mgoing to go with D

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which era in earth's history is often referred to as the age of mammals? A. Mesozoic B. Precambrian C. Cenozoic D. Paleozoic

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Cenozoic era, C

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which sentence best describes the information provided by radiometric dating? A. Age is relative to other rocks in the area. B. Age is based on fossils that are found in the rock. C. Age is based on radioactive materials that are in the rock. D. Age is based on the type of rock.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C. You can think of radiometric dating as radioactive dating.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

which is what it is sometimes called.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

What patterns in the magnetism of the rocks along the oceanic ridges explain seafloor spreading? A. The magnetic patterns periodically reversed only on one side of the ridge. B. The magnetic patterns showed only one direction but were symmetrical on both sides of the ridge. C. The rocks on one side of the ridge were aligned in one direction, while the rocks on the other side of the ridge were aligned in the opposite direction. D. The magnetic patterns periodically reversed and were symmetrical on both sides of the ridge.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

A., this answer describes magnetic reversal, at times Earths magnetic, North and South poles reverse and as the ocean spreads the ridges appear as bands of alternating magnetic fields.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*the reversals** not the ridges.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which is an accurate description of sandy soil? A. low porosity, moderate permeability B. moderate porosity, moderate permeability C. low porosity, high permeability D. high porosity, low permeability

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

come on i need help

OpenStudy (_fluffeh_):

@Abbiegalie223489 and @gage224 you are not supposed to give the answers you are supposed to explain it

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I think since it is sandy that would mean low porosity however since it is soil I guess that would mean high permeability.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@_fluffeh_ I'm sorry about that!! I was trying to give my answer and explain why I chose that particular choice. I'll just explain it from now on

OpenStudy (_fluffeh_):

@Abbiegalie223489 it is perfectly fine :) just explain and try your best not to give the answer

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Why does Iceland have a mild climate even though it is in a high latitude? A. It is surrounded by water and receives warm ocean currents from the south. B. It is surrounded by water and receives warm ocean currents from the north. C. It is landlocked and receives warm ocean currents from the south. D. It is landlocked and receives cold ocean currents from the south.

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489 don't listen to that girl

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Why does Iceland have a mild climate even though it is in a high latitude? A. It is surrounded by water and receives warm ocean currents from the south. B. It is surrounded by water and receives warm ocean currents from the north. C. It is landlocked and receives warm ocean currents from the south. D. It is landlocked and receives cold ocean currents from the south.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

she said nothing wrong I can still help you by explaining what the question is asking. And it's better that i do it like that because you'll learn better if you form your on conclusion on which one is correct.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*own

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

then help me

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yeah I am typing my explanation right now

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Latitude is vertical distance form the equator, having a high latitude means that it is located north. If iceland is by an ocean that could help influence a milder climate

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*from

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Sorry about all the typos today

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

In which period on the geological time scale were the dinosaurs dominant? A. Devonian B. Quaternary C. Triassic D. Cambrian

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

can you just tell me the answers please i'm running late

OpenStudy (anonymous):

That would be wrong to do, I an type faster though and try not to make lengthy explanations

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The cambrian period began around 543 million years ago and it had prehistoric life. Triassic era was one of major extinction.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Quantenary era is our current era

OpenStudy (anonymous):

And the devonian era is known as the age of fishes

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Do you think you have an idea of what the answer could be?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the triassic era is known as the age of "reptiles" but not dinosaure

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*dinosaurs

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

In terms of density and humidity, which conditions characterize a low-pressure area? A. high density, low humidity B. low density, low humidity C. high density, high humidity D. low density, high humidity

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@pooja195

OpenStudy (anonymous):

High pressure areas compress air to the center of the area this makes high density. It has cooler air. Lower pressure areas do the opposite of this they have low density and rising, warm air.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

So after reading that you should be able to eliminate your answer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*answers

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which type of weather is most likely produced by a stationary front? A. moderate to heavy precipitation B. no precipitation C. grey skies and/or precipitation lasting a long time D. heavy precipitation and thunderstorms

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Hurry up please

OpenStudy (anonymous):

there are different types of front kinds that bring warm air and kinds that bring cold air. When a cold front or warm front stops moving, like lets say that because it's changing it's direction, it is a stationary front. They are usually associated with cold temperatures and can result in flooding, and heavy amount of precipitation so thunderstorms

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*fronts

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

is it b

OpenStudy (anonymous):

it is?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the answer should involve one with heavy precipitation that describes cold weather maybe thunderstorms too since that is associated with stationary fronts

OpenStudy (anonymous):

*be one

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Just give me the answers goshh

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which information is represented by a line on this map? A. points with the same elevation B. the location of a road C. a direction east or west D. a direction north or south

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I think it would be c. because grey skies are like a major symbol of stationary fronts.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

^ on the other question

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

Which location on this map has the lowest elevation? A. Coolage Lake B. the houses in the center of the map C. Mount Cleveland D. Arthur Park

OpenStudy (anonymous):

elevation is height so using the contour lines look at the number that is the lowest to find which location on that map has the lowest elevation

OpenStudy (anonymous):

And for your other question that asked what the lines on this map represent, i think my answer above should help you form a conclusion for that

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Is that the last question you have?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@tabdo1226

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

What is the approximate difference in elevation between Coolage Lake and the rectangular building in the top center portion of the map? A. 27 ft B. 35 ft C. 25 ft D. 5 ft

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

sorry i was eating lunch

OpenStudy (anonymous):

it's cool how many more questions left?

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

were almost there

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

sorry forget the image url

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

@Abbiegalie223489

OpenStudy (tabdo1226):

are you there

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes

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