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The rapid acidification of polar oceans threatens pelagic pteropod mollusks far more immediately than gradual atmospheric temperature increases.
A)Pteropod mollusks have demonstrated remarkable genetic resilience against both ocean acidification and global thermal increases.
B)Neither ocean acidification nor rising atmospheric temperatures pose any significant survival risk to polar pteropod mollusks.
C)Gradual warming of polar air masses will harm marine shelled organisms long before ocean waters absorb excess carbon dioxide.
D)Accelerated acidification in polar seas represents a much more imminent danger to pelagic pteropods than slowly rising atmospheric temperatures.
E)Had polar oceans not absorbed atmospheric heat, pteropod populations would have collapsed solely due to marine salinity changes.
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Doğru cevap: D) Accelerated acidification in polar seas represents a much more imminent danger to pelagic pteropods than slowly rising atmospheric temperatures.
So severe was the water logging in the coastal farmland that farmers were unable to sow their winter cereal crops before the ground froze solid.
A)Coastal farmers preferred delaying winter crop sowing until the frozen soil thawed completely in early spring.
B)Farmers managed to sow their winter grain despite the extensive coastal flooding that delayed field preparations for weeks.
C)Because the ground froze unusually early in the autumn, farmers had to drain excess moisture from their coastal cereal plots.
D)The farmland along the coast was so heavily saturated with water that farmers could not plant their winter grain before the soil froze completely.
E)Water logging in coastal soils generally promotes faster germination of cereal grains during sub-zero winter temperatures.
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Doğru cevap: D) The farmland along the coast was so heavily saturated with water that farmers could not plant their winter grain before the soil froze completely.