What do the gray lines around and between the Twin Buttes represent?
The question is based on the lower right (southeast) corner of the “Greasewood Spring, Arizona,” quadrangle (Maps T-18 and T-19 shown in color in the back of the Lab Manual).
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Why does the text say there is a greater density and cultural diversity of Native Americans living in California, than in the rest of North America, prior to European contact?
A) A greater number of tribal conflicts caused groups to split and become isolated. B) The mild climate and rich diversity of resources. C) Past periods of disease forced isolation between many groups that led to cultural uniqueness. D) The flat terrain and lack of wetlands in the Central Valley drew many Native American immigrants from the surrounding Aztec, Mayan, Great Basin and Puget Sound tribes.
Fault-block deserts of active tectonism would most likely have:
a. external drainage and dune fields. b. alluvial fans and playas. c. internal drainage and karst. d. pediments and inselbergs. e. external drainage and badlands.
The Japanese archipelago, which has more than three thousand islands, is just north of 40 degrees latitude.
a. true b. false