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What is the scientific name for the Bahamas land crab?
The scientific name for the Bahamas land crab is Cardisoma guanhumi.
What is the data CLC?
CLC (Corine Land Cover) is a thematic geospatial dataset produced by the European Environment Agency. It provides information on land cover and land use across Europe. The dataset classifies various land cover types such as forests, agriculture, urban areas, and water bodies. This data is widely used for environmental monitoring, planning, and policy-making.
Is the scientific name for a meteor meteor?
An object that we see streaking across the sky is known as a meteor, or shooting star, but when this same object is in space, before hitting Earth's atmosphere, it is known as a meteoroid and if it survives its fiery entry through the atmosphere and lands on the earth it is now known as a meteorite. Three names for the same object! See the attached link for more information.
Which taxon is essentially equivalent to the embryophytes?
Embryophytes are essentially equivalent to the land plants, which include all plants that have evolved to live primarily on land. This taxon includes mosses, ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms.
Can bees see ultraviolet light?
Yes, which is how bees can navigate (using the sun as a reference) even on a cloudy day, because ultraviolet light passes through clouds. Just as we see the sun in a blue sky background on a clear day, the bee sees the sun in an ultraviolet sky background on even a cloudy day. The underlying reason that the sky appears ultraviolet to a bee (and blue to us) is that something happens to the sun's rays when they hit charged particles. These charged particles are in the ionosphere and in Nitrogen and Oxygen "dipoles" in the atmosphere. The sun's radiation will cause the charged particle to vibrate, and when the charged particle vibrates it re-radiates energy. If you work out the mathematics (physics) of this re-radiation, it turns out that the energy is re-radiated in proportion to the fourth power of the frequency (as discovered by Raleigh in the 1800's and worked out with a more accurate distribution formula by Einstein early in the 20th century). For humans, who have eyes that have blue, yellow and red sensors, the fourth power formula means that blue from the sky is ten times stronger than red, so the sky looks blue. Similarly, for bees (and other insects), the highest frequency sensors in their eyes detect ultraviolet), and so the sky appears ultraviolet to them. Sources: Karl von Frisch on Bees (e.g. in Answers.com); basic courses on electrodynamics and magnetism (or Google "Why is the sky blue").
What the line where the earth and sky seem to meet?
The line where the earth and sky seem to meet is called the horizon. It appears as a visual boundary separating the land from the sky. The horizon is an important reference point for navigation and observing celestial events.
Where land and sky appear to meet is know as the?
The horizon. It is a imaginary line where land and sky appear to meet.
Where land and sky meet it is known as?
Horizon.
What do you call a place where the earth and sky seem to meet?
It is the horizon.
What do you call the line where the earth and sky seem to meet?
Horizon Line
Point Where land sky sea meet?
It is the horizon.
Where land and sky appear to meet known as the .?
horizon
What is the name of the location where the sky and the land or the sea appear to meet?
the answer is horizon
What is an area where land and water meet called?
An area where land and water meet is called a shoreline.
What is the root word of horizon?
The sky and the land meet.
What is the line called where the sky and earth seem to meet?
The horizon is the name normally used. hyposinthnise
What is the name given to where the earth and sky meet?
The horizon is the name given to where the earth and sky appear to meet. It is the apparent line that separates the sky from the land or water when viewed from a specific point.
