Which is an effective way scientists study ancient climates?

A, read very old books

B. review old maps

C. drill deep into glaciers

D. study other planets

Fault creep: a. quickly releases built-up stress in short bursts. b. is likely to occur in regions where rock is strong and brittle. c. may happen because fault planes coated in clay often create amplified shock waves. d.

Summarize why currents along the eastern coast are warm while those along the western coast are cold

In which modern-day country is catal huyuk located?

Does heat create density? Or does it remove density? I'm asking because I saw somewhere saying that the earth's core gets hotter and denser the deeper you go, but I have also been told that the convection process happens because material is heated

How does weather impact people?

Which state has four times as many cows as people?

How far north did Islam spread in 1600s

What might have happen in south Asia if the Mughal empire had not declined

Which term describes the rising of cold water from deeper layers to replace warmer surface water?

Can you find the population density of the largest city in germany?