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You can usually find the recommended tire pressure for most vehicles on a sticker located in the <u>door jamb</u>, or in the vehicle's user manual.
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Answer:
D and E.
Explanation:
The ocean is divided into five layers, Epipelagic Zone, Mesopelagic Zone
, Bathypelagic Zone, Abyssopelagic Zone, and Hadalpelagic Zone.
The bottom layer of the ocean is Absysopelagic Zone, also known as abyssal zone. This layers of ocean extends upto 4,000-6,000 meters. The name of this layer is called 'abyssal' which is derived from Greek word which means 'bottomless.'
The temperature abyssal zone of the ocean is freezing cold. Sunlight barely reach this layer. The abyssal zone has the greates density in the ocean layer.
From the given options, thus, the correct ones are D and E.
Taking DNA Samples<span> of Arrestees is a highly controversial topic as An arrestee is a </span>person arrested<span>for a </span>crime<span> and who </span>has<span> not yet </span>been convicted<span> for that offense. the </span>state's<span> CODIS </span>DNA<span> database (SDIS) to see if the </span>person has<span> a </span>criminal<span> of </span>collecting DNA<span> from </span>felons arrested<span> for </span>crimes<span> of violence and burglaries.</span>
The Cadillac Corporation has, in fact, already introduced their Onstar System in the 1997 model year. It links a hand-held, voice-activated phone with a GPS satellite device. Onstar allows dispatchers in customer service centers to locate Cadillac owners who are in distress, or who locked their keys in their cars. Emergency response can be dispatched from the Cadillac operated service centers.
In some states, including California, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Texas and Florida, the cellular emergency calls are directed to the state police. The increase in the number of calls has been so great, that these states are attempting to build infrastructures to handle the volume of calls received.
It is C! Fossil A is younger than the index fossil. Hope this helps!
