That it was once underwater.
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Geologists can analyze sedimentary rocks to infer past climate conditions by examining features such as grain size, composition, and layering. These rocks often contain fossils and sedimentary structures that indicate environmental conditions at the time of deposition, such as the presence of water or vegetation. For example, coal deposits suggest lush, swampy environments, while desert sandstones indicate arid conditions. By studying these characteristics, geologists can reconstruct historical climate patterns and changes over geological time scales.
Savannas are typically associated with a tropical climate. This climate type is characterized by hot temperatures, distinct wet and dry seasons, and the presence of grasslands with scattered trees.
Because the thread does not breaks due to presence of moisture.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change by trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere, leading to global warming. Increased CO2 levels can disrupt ecosystems, causing shifts in plant and animal distributions, affecting biodiversity. Additionally, elevated CO2 can lead to ocean acidification, which harms marine life, particularly organisms with calcium carbonate structures, such as coral reefs and shellfish. Overall, its presence significantly impacts environmental stability and biodiversity.
because of the climate they change in land form and predators
Not yet. However, shellfish are subject to a number of stressors which are endangering it. These stressors include over harvesting, pollution, habitat loss, and ocean acidification due to climate change. shellfish will become more endangered and may become extinct over time.
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Paleontologists use the fossils of different aged trilobites to identify the age of rock formations and fossils in other locations. Similar trilobites found in British Columbia as found in Asia would indicate the rock was nearly the same age from both sites. May also mean that the two locations were once close together, but moved away due to plate tectonics.
Geologists can analyze sedimentary rocks to infer past climate conditions by examining features such as grain size, composition, and layering. These rocks often contain fossils and sedimentary structures that indicate environmental conditions at the time of deposition, such as the presence of water or vegetation. For example, coal deposits suggest lush, swampy environments, while desert sandstones indicate arid conditions. By studying these characteristics, geologists can reconstruct historical climate patterns and changes over geological time scales.
The presence of a warm ocean current can impact the climate of a region by warming the air above it, leading to milder temperatures and increased precipitation. This can result in a more temperate climate in areas near the current, affecting weather patterns and ecosystems.
Latitude, bodies of water, and presence of mountains.
Savannas are typically associated with a tropical climate. This climate type is characterized by hot temperatures, distinct wet and dry seasons, and the presence of grasslands with scattered trees.
A high concentration of of stomata indicates fast growth and that the plant lives in a wet climate.
Perhaps but they do indicate more and lusher growth most likely due to more water, nutrients and sunlight.
Because the thread does not breaks due to presence of moisture.