What landform was formed when India moved and collided with Asia after the most recent Pangaea?
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Which of the following best explains how South America developed a rainforest after Pangaea?
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Frequent earthquakes in an area may indicate
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An example of a transform boundary is the
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What happens when oceanic and continental plates collide?
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What often forms when large terranes and continents collide?
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A volcanic mountain is formed by
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Folded mountains form
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Tectonic plates are blocks of
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Modern climates are a result of past movements of
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Los Angeles is currently South of San Francisco. What may cause LA to be moving northward?
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Oxidation, hydrolysis, acid precipitation, and carbonation are examples of
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A hole cut into fractured, weak rock along a cliff base is called a
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Beaches are formed by
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Mounds of wind-deposited sand are called
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Precipitation that can weather buildings in a polluted city is called
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Which type of weathering would occur in the Tundra?
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Which climate zone has little precipitation and high temperatures?
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Which of these climates is characterized by dense, lush vegetation, broadleaf plants, and high biodiversity?
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Which of these climates has treeless plains, permafrost, and nine months of temperatures below freezing?
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The desert climate is like the tundra climate in that they both feature
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Why is it difficult for large plants to grow in the Tundra?
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How can rhinos and zebra both survive in a small savanna ecoregion if they are both grass eaters?
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The Imperial Valley desert has a mountain range to the west. How does this cause our dry climate?
The variety of grasses grow to different heights, allowing the adult rhinos and zebra to eat tall grass while their babies eat the shorter grass.
Moist wind rises up the mountainside, cooling the air and condensing the moisture. The dry wind continues over the mountains, leaving the moisture to precipitate elsewhere.