The zone is a distance range from a star (e.g.. Sun) where water is likely susta

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The zone is a distance range from a star (e.g.. Sun) where water is likely sustained at the surface. An increase of .5C changed the livability of Greenland 800 years ago. True False is based on developing evidences that past processes are similar to current processes. An is any planetary body that orbits a star other than the Sun. Which Earth process has not caused swings in past global. CH_4 and atmospheric scattering Continental positions and forms CO_2 and silicate cycles Tectonic spreading and rates Movement of sand dunes

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The Habitate zone is a distance range from a star(eg sun) where water is likely sustained at the surface.

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True

ANS: 20

Uniformitarianism is based on developing evidences that past processes are similar to current processes

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An exoplanet or extrasolar planet that orbits a star other than the sun.

ANS: 22

CH4 and atmospheric scattering.

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