How have marine reserves helped marine ecosystems?

What will be an ideal response?


A marine reserve is an area where no human degradation is allowed, including extraction and alteration. They help marine ecosystems because within reserves, ecosystems are allowed to repair themselves fully and flourish.

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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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What does greater axial tilt cause in the middle and high latitudes?

A) more intense hurricanes B) greater sunspot activity C) less seasonal contrast D) greater seasonal contrasts

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Compare and contrast the attempts by James Ussher and Lord Kelvin to measure the age of Earth. Explain what they

did and why it was or was not scientific. What will be an ideal response?

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Which two nations in the region have become a fledgling wine exporters?

A) Australia and New Zealand B) Fiji and the Cook Islands C) Nauru and Tuvalu D) Kiribati and the Marshall Islands E) Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands

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