7. Name the disruption in this image that the people near the center-right are standing next to:

8. This feature appears to have been a result of: (highlight the right answer)
a) Water
b) Wind
c) Ice
d) Tectonics

9. Why/ How do you know? Describe what you see using terms you’ve learned in this course. What observations can you make about the form of this feature that can tell us about the processes at work?

You are a scientist who has been sent on a special mission to study plants and animals in south asia! your destination is an important forest in eastern india. you need to travel to 17°n latitude and 83°e longitude.

Which barrier to economic development is shown in the following examples?

15 points need quick 1. looking at your graph and the geologic time scale during what period did this rock form? what is the age span of the rock, in millions of years? 2. this rock sample is limestone and shale. with what you know about rock formation, what type of environment did these organisms live in? 3. if some of these fossil samples were found in a rock also containing leaf fossils, could you use radiocarbon dating to determine the age of this rock? explain.