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Vistas Chapter 3 Journey to the End of the Earth — ENGLISH CORE STD 12 Science — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 ScienceENGLISH COREVistas Chapter 3 Journey to the End of the Earth2 Marks
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Why does the author conclude the chapter by saying that a lot can happen in a million years, but what a difference a day makes?
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The author concludes the chapter by saying that much more can really happen in a million years as it happened in the case of Antarctica. But in this long period, changes even in a day make a great difference because global climate is changing. It is posing a threat to the beauty of balance on the earth.

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