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Over the course of one million years, the Mediterranean Sea could undergo significant changes due to tectonic activity, climate shifts, and sea level fluctuations. The ongoing movement of tectonic plates could alter its basin shape, potentially impacting water circulation and salinity. Additionally, changes in global climate could influence evaporation rates and precipitation, affecting the sea's overall ecosystem. Lastly, geological processes such as sediment deposition and erosion could reshape coastal landscapes and marine habitats.
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What might happen to the mediterranean sea in 100 million years from now?
In 100 million years, tectonic movements could potentially close off the Mediterranean Sea as the African plate continues to move northward and potentially collides with the European plate. This could result in the sea gradually drying up due to the lack of a connection with the Atlantic Ocean.
Which type of rock was precipitated from seawater as the mediterranean sea evaporated between 8 million to 5.5 million years ago?
Gypsum and halite were the types of rock that precipitated from seawater as the Mediterranean Sea evaporated between 8 million to 5.5 million years ago.
Will the Mediterranean sea grow bigger over time?
The northern movement of Africa into Europe will eventually close the Mediterrnean in the west after some 50 million years. By 150 million years, the fusion of the continents will make the Mediterranean an interior lowland, barring some mountain upthrust as occurred with the Himalayas in Asia.
Largest sea to dry up?
Around 5.9 million years ago mediterranean sea was the largest sea to dry up. Today the mediterranean sea covers an area of around 965,000 miles.
In 2007 the us population was 302 million people. In 2012 it was 314 million. What was the rate of population change per year?
To calculate the rate of population change per year between 2007 and 2012, we first find the total change in population: 314 million - 302 million = 12 million. This change occurred over 5 years (from 2007 to 2012), so the annual rate of population change is 12 million / 5 years = 2.4 million people per year.
What sea separate Africa from Europe?
Now the Mediterranean Sea, but during the last Glacial Maximum 10,000 years ago, you could walk from modern-day Morocco to southern Spain, and from Tunisia to Sicily!
How old would you be if you lived for one million days?
You would be a million days old. To change that to years divide by 365 = 2,739 years
Did seasons change 144 million years ago?
there were just summer and winter.
How long ago did australopithecus live?
about 3.5 million years they survived although I could be wrong
When did dinosaurs exist?
Non-avian dinosaurs existed from around 230 million years ago in the Triassic period until the end of the Cretaceous period, 65 million years ago. The cause of their extinction is most likely an asteroid impact coupled with environmental change.
How did Ichthyosaurus die?
Icthyosaurus died out around 93 million years ago. The cause of their extinction is unknown, but could have been climate change or, less likely, competition from plesiosaurs and mosasaurs.
How would a world map change over 250 million years?
by wegeners countries
