B.sedimentary
fossils are commonly found in sedimentary rocks
koalas that eat only eucalyptus leaves C. would least likely survive in a change of ecosystem.
The koala or koala bear refer to arboreal herbivorous marsupial that are majorly found in Australia. It is the only remaining representative of the family Phascolarctidae and its closest living relatives are the wombats.
They survive in most climate.
Therefore, koalas that eat only eucalyptus leaves C. would least likely survive in a change of ecosystem.
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B. the direction of seafloor spreading
C. the age of rocks in various places in the ocean
D. the contents of rocks in various places in the ocean
The correct answer is option C, the age of rocks in various places in the ocean
Reason -
Glomar Challenger was a deep ocean study conducted by the American National Science Foundation and University of California (Institution of Oceanography) between 1968 to 1983, and during the initial stages of the study i.e in 1968, sample from drilling cones was taken at different places, and then the age of the sediments collected was determined using the paleontologic and isotopic dating studies which further led to the conclusive evidences of sea floor spreading and plate tectonic movement at later stage of study.
i BELEIVE THE ANSWER TO BE :C:
Peer editors often check a writer's work for accuracy.
Peer editors charge money to publish information.
Peer editors make sure that spelling and grammar is correct.
Peer editors are more intelligent than writers.
Answer:
Peer editors often check a writer's work for accuracy.
Explanation:
A peer-reviewed report or scientific journal means the contents of the scientific journal or report have been scrutinized by other scientists and the results of any experiments/tests have been confirmed and corroborated for accuracy. Peer scientists replicate these experiments to check if they can get the same results indicated. Only then is the document positively reviewed and can be trusted for citations across the scientific community. Its a method of Quality Assurance in the scientific community.
Answer:
share the same ancestors
Explanation:
Charles Darwin noticed at the Galapagos Islands that the finches, despite obviously having unique traits that classified them as separate species, they actually had many things in common as well, much more than differences. His hypothesis was that all of the different finches on these islands actually have the same ancestors in a small group of finches that migrated to the islands. As the birds started to occupy different niches, they started to specialize, which was mostly manifested in their beaks, as the specialization was mostly in accordance to what they ate, thus gradually giving rise to several different species.