What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
During the last glaciation period, approximately how much lower were the ocean levels compared to today?
What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
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Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Waves and currents
Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Glaciers and wind
Q: What are the two major forces that help form beaches?
A: Sunlight and temperature
Q: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?
A: Yes
Q: Does extracting groundwater change how the planet's mass is distributed?
A: No
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 3°C
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 4°C
Q: At what temperature does water reach its highest density?
A: 5°C
Q: During the last glaciation period, approximately how much lower were the ocean levels compared to today?
A: 115 metres
Q: During the last glaciation period, approximately how much lower were the ocean levels compared to today?
A: 125 metres
Q: During the last glaciation period, approximately how much lower were the ocean levels compared to today?
A: 135 metres
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Soil water
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Groundwater
Q: What does the water that soaks into the ground become?
A: Rain water