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What term describes dried-up shallow lakes that leave behind mineral deposits?
the term is called a chott
What are likely the most level places on Earth?
The surface of calm lakes, the sediments at the bottom of calm lakes, the floor of dried out lakes...
What would happen if all the Great Lakes dried up?
If all the Great Lakes dried up, the climate would be such that North America would be an extremely arid desert from central Canada to the southern tip of Texas and from Boston to LA. Keep in mind that the Great Lakes is fully 25% of the fresh water supply of the Earth. It feeds and is fed by roughly 75% of the river systems in North America. In short, by the time the Great Lakes dried up, most if not all the animal life, including humans, would be dead.
What lakes are there in Mozambique?
We work at Cahora Bassa Lake in Mozambique and we sell dried Kapenta.
What is the Greek word meaning dried up?
mummy
What has the author James T Neal written?
James T. Neal has written: 'Playa surface morphology' -- subject(s): Lakes, Playas 'Playas and dried lakes' -- subject(s): Hydrology, Lakes, Playas
What is the evidence that dinosaurs are real?
Dinosaur bones have been found in the ground. and under dried lakes and rivers.
Where does wolves get water?
They get their food from hunting prey like caribou and deer,but there's lots more like rabbit,birds,and even fish. They get their water from the river or streams that run along the forests.
Will the great lakes ever dry up?
because the air and things with the weather dry up the water and put it either into other lakes or in to the ocean and then it leaves the lake dried up with more water and then it rains and the lakes either overflow or regain more water kinda like a ocean/lake water cycle.
Where does rain go when it stops raining?
Rainwater either evaporates, soaks into the ground, or flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans. It can also be collected in reservoirs for human use or irrigation.
What are dry lakes?
Eh...they are lakes that have dried up. Which is of course why they are called "dry" lakes. Salton Sea in south-east California is a sea (a salty lake) that is rapidly drying up due to the ongoing droughts that have plagued California on and off for several decades now. Aral Sea south of the Russian Federation is another such lake that is disappearing for the lack of rainfall and streams to keep it filled. With the global climate change more and more lakes/seas are drying up due to the resulting extended and more severe droughts. Which is to say the Earth is getting more dry lakes than ever before in modern history.
What is the archaic word meaning dried up or withered?
The archaic word for dried up or withered is "adust."
