Most of the world's coasts have ____ tides
A) semidiurnal
B) mixed diurnal
C) diurnal
D) mixed node
A
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A. is the point in time in which the original charter group begins to confront the minority ethnic group in the neighborhood B. is an internal control as it assures the support of its residents and acts as a point of entry in the migration chain C. is an external control used by the charter group to guarantee its superiority D. is when the charter group leaves the neighborhood and relinquishes the area to the one-time minority group
Graupel:
A) has sharp edges. B) can be as large as hail. C) can provide the nuclei for hail. D) does not contain air bubbles.
What is the difference between stream discharge and stream velocity? What are the units used to measure discharge and velocity? Why does stream discharge change along the length of the stream? Why does stream velocity change along the length of a stream?
What will be an ideal response?
What is the term used to describe a shallow, partially enclosed area where freshwater enters the ocean?
A. coral reef B. mangrove swamp C. estuary D. abyssal ecosystem