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What kind of scientist studies the relationship between living things and wet grassy areas like swamps?
I think marine biologists, but I can't guarantee it.
What are cold colors and what are warm colors pzzeee?
Cold colors are your greens and blues, like a cool breeze by a grassy lakeside. warm colors are your reds and yellows, (like fire)
Is a plain just a big field of grass?
It is a prarie
What is located at 38 degrees north and 90 degrees west?
Ah, a lovely spot you've picked! At 38 degrees north and 90 degrees west, you'll find yourself in the heart of the United States, near the beautiful state of Missouri. Take a moment to imagine the rolling hills, lush forests, and maybe even a happy little stream flowing by. It's a peaceful place to be, full of inspiration for your next creative adventure.
Description of grassland?
A grassland is a biome having predominantly grasses, and some woody shrubs, instead of trees and forests. This may be due to soil conditions, low rainfall, or other factors.Grasslands include the prairies (the Great Plains and Argentina's pampas), the steppes, and the savanna, which is a mostly dry ecosystem composed of tall grasses. Grasslands can be grassy swamps as well, such as in the Florida Everglades.The animal life in the grasslands have adapted to the grass as a food supply, and the availability of water (often seasonal, or too little, or too much).Grasslands are a type of flat plateau or flat land.
Is rolling down a grassy hill kinetic or potiental?
Rolling down a grassy hill involves kinetic energy. As the person moves downhill, the energy of motion in their body is known as kinetic energy. Potential energy is the stored energy an object has due to its position or state, such as sitting at the top of the hill before rolling down.
Where is the energy and how is energy released in ATP?
in a pond or a grassy place
A rolling inland grassy area wuth fretle soil was known as what?
The rolling inland grassy area with fertile soil is known as a prairie. This type of ecosystem is characterized by tall grasses and is typically found in the central regions of North America. Prairies are important habitats for many species of plants and animals.
How does friction slow down a ball on a grassy surface?
When the ball encounters a blade of grass it causes the grass to move. The ball is effectively transferring its kinetic energy to the blade of grass. This transfer of energy occurs at each encounter with a blade of grass. Eventually the ball has transferred all of its energy to the grass and the ball stops. Since this transfer of energy is much less that 100% efficient, most of the energy from the ball is converted into heat via the resistance the grass has to bending, the grass sliding on neighboring blades of grass, the grass sliding on the ball itself, as well as complex interactions with the soil.
Which region has rolling flatlands many rivers broad river valleys and grassy hills?
Interior Lowlands
What does the color green stand for on Saint Patrick's Day?
green stands for the land ... Ireland is a very grassy place with rolling hills...
What force is causing a snowball rolling downn a grassy hill to slow down or speed up?
The force of friction between the snowball and the grassy surface is causing it to slow down. The steeper the hill, the more gravity accelerates the snowball, so it speeds up.
How does gravity affect a snowball rolling down a grassy hill?
Gravity pulls the snowball downward, increasing its speed as it rolls down the hill. The force of gravity also helps to overcome friction between the snowball and the grass, allowing it to continue rolling.
What landforms did the Southern Colonies have?
The Southern Colonies had various types of land forms including barrier islands, mountains, and rivers. They also had rolling hills and sedimentary rock.
Why is a large grassy area called a down?
The term "down" for a large grassy area comes from Old English, where it referred to a rolling hill or expanse of open land. The term has since evolved to specifically refer to large open areas covered in grass, common in regions like England.
What is another name for a usually treeless plain or rolling grassland?
The name for a grassy plain is a prairie or steppe. The dry grassland of Africa is known as a savanna.
How do you say grassy in the scottish language?
grassy
