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What is human environment interaction definition?
Human Environment interaction is how people use, affect, and are affected by our surroundings.
How has geography affected interaction between Illinois and other states?
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What human environment interaction?
Human Environment Interactions is how people use and affect and are affected by our surroundings.
How did globalization contributed in the interaction and changes in the culture on the global level?
globalization affected trade and culture
What is n-t a trait that is the result of or is affected by the interaction of more than one gene?
sickle cell anemia
How have sports affected Mexican culture?
Sport and culture in Mexico are largely underdeveloped and little to no interaction occurs between the two.
Would rain forests mountain ranges and beaches all be a human-environment interaction?
Rain forests mountain ranges and beaches are not "the human-environment interaction", but in terms of human activities, drives, and needs each of these types of geography are affected by human activities in "the human-environment interaction".
An organism is affected by interaction with which of the follwing?
An organism can be affected by its environment, other organisms, and genetic factors. These interactions can include competition for resources, predation, symbiotic relationships, and the expression of different traits determined by genetic makeup.
How does geography effect the Development the civilization?
Geography affected the U.S civilization in any ways, it affects the civilization in its location, place, human-environment interaction, movement ad region.Because geography is the study of the world people and places. It also affected the race
Are there emo kids in china?
Emo just means you are overcoming something bad that happended in your life and it mentally affected you to the point it changes your social interaction, so yes there are.
Is coupling constant is affected if experiment run at different frequencies?
Yes, the parameters of a quantum field theory, like charges and masses are dependent of the energy present in the interaction.
Why beta and alpha particles deflected when they pass the magnetic field?
Alpha and beta particles are deflected by a magnetic field because they have charge and, as such, are affected by the electromagnetic interaction or force.
