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What is NOT true about the Pleistocene Epoch? Cooling occurred in high latitudes and
elevations. Vast extents of ice accumulated across the globe. It lasted nearly all of most recent
2.5 million years. It was an epoch marked only by glacial periods. At maximum extent, ice
covered one-third of land. What type of mountain glaciers are large unconfined sheets of ice
found only in a few high-mountain areas today? valley glaciers highland icefields continental ice
sheets alpine glaciers What is till? enormous boulders deposited by retreating ice general term
for all material moved by glaciers material deposited by meltwater not by glaciers rock debris
directly deposited by glacial ice.
in this presentation I will discus about the glacier, different type of glacier, formation of glacier and its movement from height toward lower area and supply water to our rivers
in this presentation I will discus about the glacier, different type of glacier, formation of glacier and its movement from height toward lower area and supply water to our rivers
1- Why are these deposits not more prevalent throughout Ohio- 2- Take.docxEvandWyBurgesss
1. Why are these deposits not more prevalent throughout Ohio?
2. Take a look at the Wisconsinan ridge moraines prevalent in western Ohio. Do these moraines increase or decrease in age from south to north? Explain your answer.
3. Was the Illinoian stage ice sheet larger or smaller than the Wisconsinan stage ice sheet? How can you tell?
STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GLACIAL MAP OF OHIO GLACIAL DEPOSITS OF OHIO Although difficult to imagine, Ohio has at vari- of the debris was deposited as ridges parallel to ous times in the recent geologic past (within the last the edge of the glacier, forming terminal or end 1.6 million years) had three-quarters of its surface moraines, which mark the position of the ice when covered by vast sheets of ice perhaps as much as 1 it paused for a period of time, possibly a few hunmile thick. This period of geologic history is referred dred years. When the entire ice sheet receded beto as the Pleistocene Epoch or, more commonly, the cause of melting, much of the ground-up rock mateIce Age, although there is abundant evidence that rial still held in the ice was deposited on the surface Earth has experienced numerous other "ice ages" as ground moraine. The oldest morainic deposits throughout its 4.6 billion years of existence. in Ohio are of Illinoian and pre-Illinoian age. Ero- Ice Age glaciers invading Ohio formed in cen- sion has significantly reduced these deposits along tral Canada in response to climatic conditions that the glacial boundary, leaving only isolated remallowed massive buildups of ice. Because of their nants that have been mapped as dissected ground great thickness, these ice masses flowed under moraine and hummocky moraine. their own weight and ultimately moved south as Many glacial lakes were formed in Ohio durfar as northern Kentucky. Oxygen-isotope analysis ing the Ice Age. Lake deposits are primarily of deep-sea sediments indicates that more than a fine-grained clay- and silt-size sediments. The dozen glaciations occurred during the Pleistocene. most extensive area of lake deposits is in northPortions of Ohio were covered by the last two gla- ern Ohio bordering Lake Erie. These deposits, and ciations, known as the Wisconsinan (the most re- adjacent areas of wave-planed ground moraine, cent) and the Illinoian (older), and by an undeter- are the result of sedimentation and erosion by mined number of pre-lllinoian glaciations. large lakes that occupied the Erie basin as Because each major advance covered deposits Wisconsinan-age ice retreated into Canada. Other left by the previous ice sheets, pre-Illinoian depos- lake deposits accumulated in stream valleys whose its are exposed only in extreme southwestern Ohio outlets were temporarily dammed by ice or in the vicinity of Cincinnati. Although the Illinoian outwash. Many outwash-dammed lake deposits ice sheet covered the largest area of Ohio, its de- are present in southeastern Ohio far beyond the posit.
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PLEASE HELP ME.....................
1. Financing a start-up company Start-up businesses typically go through a number of growth
stages, and at each stage, new sources of capital are required. Using the following table, match
the source of funds to its investor type. A company has to grow to a certain level before it can
successfully raise capital by selling its stock to the public. At different stages, a company has
different financing needs; it raises capital by reaching out to different kinds of investors.
Consider this case: Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook, a social networking website, in February
2004. He recruited his friends Dustin Moskowitz and Chris Hughes to grow the company. In the
summer of 2004, their first investor, Peter Thiel-the cofounder of PayPal-invested $500 , 000
into Facebook for a 10.2% stake in the company. In late 2004, Facebook was valued at $100
million and received funding of $12.7 million from Accel Partners. Facebook kept growing and
received $25 million in funding from Greylock Partners and Meritech Capital. After several
acquisition attempts and rounds of funding, Microsoft invested $240 million into Facebook for
1.6% of the company in October 2007. Based on your understanding of investors in different
stages of a start-up's financial cycle, which of the following companies or individuals would be
referred to as a venture capitalist? Chris Hughes Accel Partners Dustin Moskowitz Mark
Zuckerberg.
1- Why are these deposits not more prevalent throughout Ohio- 2- Take.docxEvandWyBurgesss
1. Why are these deposits not more prevalent throughout Ohio?
2. Take a look at the Wisconsinan ridge moraines prevalent in western Ohio. Do these moraines increase or decrease in age from south to north? Explain your answer.
3. Was the Illinoian stage ice sheet larger or smaller than the Wisconsinan stage ice sheet? How can you tell?
STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GLACIAL MAP OF OHIO GLACIAL DEPOSITS OF OHIO Although difficult to imagine, Ohio has at vari- of the debris was deposited as ridges parallel to ous times in the recent geologic past (within the last the edge of the glacier, forming terminal or end 1.6 million years) had three-quarters of its surface moraines, which mark the position of the ice when covered by vast sheets of ice perhaps as much as 1 it paused for a period of time, possibly a few hunmile thick. This period of geologic history is referred dred years. When the entire ice sheet receded beto as the Pleistocene Epoch or, more commonly, the cause of melting, much of the ground-up rock mateIce Age, although there is abundant evidence that rial still held in the ice was deposited on the surface Earth has experienced numerous other "ice ages" as ground moraine. The oldest morainic deposits throughout its 4.6 billion years of existence. in Ohio are of Illinoian and pre-Illinoian age. Ero- Ice Age glaciers invading Ohio formed in cen- sion has significantly reduced these deposits along tral Canada in response to climatic conditions that the glacial boundary, leaving only isolated remallowed massive buildups of ice. Because of their nants that have been mapped as dissected ground great thickness, these ice masses flowed under moraine and hummocky moraine. their own weight and ultimately moved south as Many glacial lakes were formed in Ohio durfar as northern Kentucky. Oxygen-isotope analysis ing the Ice Age. Lake deposits are primarily of deep-sea sediments indicates that more than a fine-grained clay- and silt-size sediments. The dozen glaciations occurred during the Pleistocene. most extensive area of lake deposits is in northPortions of Ohio were covered by the last two gla- ern Ohio bordering Lake Erie. These deposits, and ciations, known as the Wisconsinan (the most re- adjacent areas of wave-planed ground moraine, cent) and the Illinoian (older), and by an undeter- are the result of sedimentation and erosion by mined number of pre-lllinoian glaciations. large lakes that occupied the Erie basin as Because each major advance covered deposits Wisconsinan-age ice retreated into Canada. Other left by the previous ice sheets, pre-Illinoian depos- lake deposits accumulated in stream valleys whose its are exposed only in extreme southwestern Ohio outlets were temporarily dammed by ice or in the vicinity of Cincinnati. Although the Illinoian outwash. Many outwash-dammed lake deposits ice sheet covered the largest area of Ohio, its de- are present in southeastern Ohio far beyond the posit.
PLEASE HELP ME--------------------- 1- Financing a start-up company St.pdfpankajsingh316693
PLEASE HELP ME.....................
1. Financing a start-up company Start-up businesses typically go through a number of growth
stages, and at each stage, new sources of capital are required. Using the following table, match
the source of funds to its investor type. A company has to grow to a certain level before it can
successfully raise capital by selling its stock to the public. At different stages, a company has
different financing needs; it raises capital by reaching out to different kinds of investors.
Consider this case: Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook, a social networking website, in February
2004. He recruited his friends Dustin Moskowitz and Chris Hughes to grow the company. In the
summer of 2004, their first investor, Peter Thiel-the cofounder of PayPal-invested $500 , 000
into Facebook for a 10.2% stake in the company. In late 2004, Facebook was valued at $100
million and received funding of $12.7 million from Accel Partners. Facebook kept growing and
received $25 million in funding from Greylock Partners and Meritech Capital. After several
acquisition attempts and rounds of funding, Microsoft invested $240 million into Facebook for
1.6% of the company in October 2007. Based on your understanding of investors in different
stages of a start-up's financial cycle, which of the following companies or individuals would be
referred to as a venture capitalist? Chris Hughes Accel Partners Dustin Moskowitz Mark
Zuckerberg.
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What stage of the cell cycle is this cell? The nuclear membrane is dissociated. The dotted line
shows where it used to be. Prometaphase I Prophase II Prometaphase Telophase This is a
karyotype image of a cell with replicated condensed chromosomes. What explains this
observation? An error in mitosis caused one chromosome to fail to condense An error in S-phase
resulted in one chromosome that was not duplica ted the orgaraism is hemi-diploid
Nondisjunction during meiosis caused the loss of one chromosome What information is essential
to design a PCR reaction? 1. the DNA sequence of the target region to be amplified II. the DNA
sequence of the primer regions III. the approximate distance between the proposed primer
positions. IV. the amount of input template DNA I, II, III and IV I, II and III only II and III only
I and IV only.
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PLEASE HELP ME
Use the Internet to identify three network firewalls, and create a chart that compares their
features. Note if they are rule-based or application-aware, perform stateless or stateful packet
filtering, what additional features they include (IDS, content filtering, etc.), their costs, etc.
Which would you recommend? Why? Write a short paragraph that summarizes your research..
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Please help me with this Java programming question. Please find your own images for question
1.
1. Write a program that displays the following labels and images using a flow pane. The image
files can be downloaded below. Use the following code to set the font of the labels:
label.setFont(Font.font("Times New Roman", FontWeight.BOLD, FontPosture.ITALIC, 20)); 2.
Write a program that paints a smiley face as shown below..
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PLEASE HELP ME ASAP.....
2. Advantages and disadvantages of IPOs An initial public offering (IPO) refers to the first sale
of a company's stock to the public through the stock market. Once a company launches its IPO, it
changes from a privately held company to a publicly traded company. The following table
describes some advantages and disadvantages of going public. Identify whether each description
is an advantage or a disadvantage of going public from the perspective of a company and its
owners..
Please help me find the rock type ( Igneous- Sedimentary- or Metamorph.pdfpankajsingh316693
Please help me find the rock type ( Igneous, Sedimentary, or Metamorphic) of the 11 samples.
2.
3.
4. (1)
4. (2)
5.
6. (1)
6. (2)
7.
8.
10.
11. (1)
11. (2)
11 11 continued.
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please help
Data table enter a zero.) (b) Prepare the statement of owner's equity. Complete the heading as
well as the body of the statement. (There were no new investments from the owner during the
accounting period.) Less: in Capital zero.) Assets Liabilities and Owner's Equity Liabilities
Owner's Equity Total Assets Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity.
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please help thanks
Pedigree of a Family with Tay-Sachs Disease I II III 36. Pedigree information regarding the
incidence of Tay-Sachs within a family is depicted above. The row below that indicates the
genotypes of individuals II 1 , Il 2 , and III 1 is? A. B. C. D. 37. If individuals II-1 and II-2 have
another child, what is the probability they will have a child affected by Tay-Sachs? A. 0.25 B.
0.50 C. 1.00 D. 0.00.
Please help How many pairs of homologous chromosomes are there in a c.pdfpankajsingh316693
Please help
How many pairs of homologous chromosomes are there in a cell? (2) Incorrect Incorrect, each
pair of chromosomes that is the same size and has the same centromere position is a homologous
pair. They carry the same genes, although they may carry different alleles of the genes. Try
again..
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9. The shoreline of the western Coromandel Peninsula is dynamic and naturally adjusts. At what
location is the largest amount of change likely to be experienced? Inter-tidal flats Rocky
headlands River entrances Sandy beaches Question 10 1 pts 10. According to Environment
Waikato what future event is likely to increase coastal flooding concerns in the Firth of Thames?
The deterioration of existing sea walls Projected sea level rise Deltaic fan migration Increased
prevalence of storms.
Please give feedback on the below discussion- Networking Devices Route.pdfpankajsingh316693
Please give feedback on the below discussion:
Networking Devices Routers: Routers connect multiple devices to the internet and create a local
network. They allow devices on the network to communicate with each other and access the
internet. Routers come in many types, such as wired, wireless, and mesh routers. Modems:
Modems are used to connect to the internet service provider's network. They translate the data
between the local network and the internet, allowing devices on the local network to access the
internet. Switches: Switches are used to connect multiple devices together in a local network.
They allow devices to communicate with each other within the network. Wireless Access Points:
Wireless access points provide wireless connectivity to the local network. They allow devices to
connect to the internet without the need for cables. Mobile Networking Devices: Smartphones:
Smartphones are mobile devices that connect to the internet using cellular data or Wi-Fi. Tablets:
Tablets are similar to smartphones but are more extensive and typically do not have cellular data
capabilities. Mobile Hotspots: Mobile hotspots allow users to create a Wi-Fi network using
cellular data. They help provide internet access to devices that do not have cellular data
capabilities, such as laptops or tablets. Tethering: Tethering is a feature that allows users to share
their smartphone's internet connection with other devices by creating a personal hotspot. This is
useful for providing internet access to devices that do not have cellular data capabilities. SOHO
Routers/6e Mesh Routers: SOHO routers, or Small Office/Home Office routers, provide internet
access for a local network in a small office or home office setting. 6e mesh routers are newer
routers that use the Wi-Fi 6e standard and support mesh networking. Functions of SOHO
routers/6e mesh routers: Wireless Connectivity: These routers provide wireless connectivity to
the local network, allowing devices to connect to the internet without cables. DHCP (Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol): DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses to devices on the local
network so that they can communicate and access the internet. Firewall: These routers have
built-in firewall functionality, which helps protect the local network from unauthorized access
and potential security threats. Network Address Translation (NAT): NAT allows devices on the
local network to share a single IP address when communicating with the internet. This helps to
conserve IP addresses and increase security. Mesh Networking: 6e mesh routers can create a
mesh network where multiple routers work together to provide wireless coverage across a larger
area. This helps to eliminate dead spots and provide more reliable connectivity throughout the
home or office..
Please give an explanation if possible- thank you so much Singlet ox.pdfpankajsingh316693
Please give an explanation if possible, thank you so much
Singlet oxygen reacts readily with many biological substrates including certain amino acids
in proteins, mainly tryptophan, tyrosine, histidine, cysteine and methionine. It also reacts
with the guanine bases of DNA and RNA, as well as a variety of unsaturated lipids,
including cholesterol and unsaturated fatty acids. It does not, however, affect
carbohydrates appreciably.
True
False
Photosensitizer that is very lipid soluble will tend to accumulate in the nucleus of cell, an
environment in which singlet oxygen has a lifetime about twice as long as it does in an
aqueous environment.
True
False
Super luminous diodes are true lasers
True
False
Type II reactions consists of the direct transfer of the extra electron to oxygen to produce
the superoxide radical anion and regenerating the original sensitize
True
False
An indirect mechanism of photodynamic cytotoxicity includes changes in tumor,
microenvironment, anti-vascular effect and anti-tumor immune response
True
False
.
please fast answer Let X be a continuous random variable with cumulat.pdfpankajsingh316693
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Let X be a continuous random variable with cumulative distribution function given by F ( x ) = 5
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Please explain why you choose one of the four options as your answer. Thank you!
The image in this question includes the AndroidManifest.xml file for an Android app. What is
the name of the launcher (startup) activity of this Android app? / intent-filter / activity / activity <
/ application / manifest Second Root MainActivity Launcher.
Please fill in the space complexity- Problem 2 -1 pt- The following ta.pdfpankajsingh316693
Please fill in the space complexity.
Problem 2 [1 pt] The following table has the time complexities of sorting algorithms given an
array of length n . For your information, the pseudo code for selection selection sort (Link:
Selection sort - Wikipedia).
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Identify and explain which of the isoquants for M = 2 corresponds to decreasing, constant and
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to the expansion path in the diagram if the wage rate falls. Identify and explain what will happen
to the expansion path in the diagram if the rental rate of capital falls. Suppose that the UK
produces two types of goods, manufactures and food. Show and explain how each of these
sectors can be in simultaneous equilibrium using a Lerner diagram..
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please explain the general environment for the following of the corporation Target.
1) technology
2) financial resources
3) Natural
1) technology
2) financial resources
3) Natural.
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Please help me with the above multiple choice questions- This is my la.pdf
1. Please help me with the above multiple choice questions. This is my last question reason why i
put them together. I will greatly appreciate and drop a thumbs up
What is NOT true about the Pleistocene Epoch? Cooling occurred in high latitudes and
elevations. Vast extents of ice accumulated across the globe. It lasted nearly all of most recent
2.5 million years. It was an epoch marked only by glacial periods. At maximum extent, ice
covered one-third of land. What type of mountain glaciers are large unconfined sheets of ice
found only in a few high-mountain areas today? valley glaciers highland icefields continental ice
sheets alpine glaciers What is till? enormous boulders deposited by retreating ice general term
for all material moved by glaciers material deposited by meltwater not by glaciers rock debris
directly deposited by glacial ice
