What Was the Most Far Reaching Effect of the Ice

question 76

Multiple Choice

What was the most far reaching effect of the Ice Age on the world's oceans?

• A)Global sea levels dropped about 100 metres.
• B)The seas got about -7° C cooler on average over the whole planet.
• C)It was too cold for phytoplankton to live in the seas.
• D)The seas got much less saline because of all the melting icebergs.

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Milliliters Per Hour

A volumetric flow rate measurement, often used in medical IV fluid administration, defining the number of milliliters delivered over the course of an hour.

Drops Per Minute

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Maintenance IV

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D5W

A solution of 5% dextrose (a form of glucose) in water, used as a vehicle for intravenous administration of drugs and fluids.