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What else can I help you with?
Why have the puffin population decreased over the years?
due to climate change
How did the population of Europe change as a result of the crusades?
maybe its because many people went to battle and they died so that decreased the population of Europe.
How did the mongol empire change once conquest was over?
it changed in a way that: it became a smaller empire their leader Genghis Khan died the population decreased
How did the aboriginal people change?
They were changed because diseases came to Australia, so it decreased the population. Second the aboirigine ppl become more modernized
What is the Intercensal Percentage Change?
Intercensal percentage change represents the absolute change in population between census periods. This total is then divided by the totals from the last census. This total is then multiplied by 100 to get the percentage. This allows population growth to be accurately measured.
When does a kangaroo hit puberty?
As every animal goes through puberty , so does kangaroo. It might change from kangaroo to kangaroo, but when they have lived 1/6th of their lives, they hit puberty.
English gas been influenced by many different languages and continues to change and develop kangaroo and develop are?
Your question is an example of change. I do not understand what the 'kangaroo' refers to, but you obviously intend it to mean something in your context. As far as I am concerned, 'kangaroo' is an Australian animal.
If 120 is decreased to 90 what is the percent change?
The percent of change -25%
Percent of change if 56 is decreased to 14?
The percent of change is -75%
How did the mughal empire change after akbar?
It decreased
Who killed off the giant kangaroo?
The giant kangaroo is believed to have been a victim of climate change several thousand years ago.
What is the change if 40 is decreased to 18?
The change when 40 is decreased to 18 is a decrease of 22. This can be calculated by subtracting 18 from 40, resulting in 40 - 18 = 22. Therefore, the change is a reduction of 22.
