Plate tectonics is the theory that the earth’s crust is made up of plates that glide over a layer of mantle. a prediction of this theory is that the plates will move relative to each other as they move over the mantle. to test this hypothesis, a scientist places a marker on two adjacent plates to measure their movement over a decade. what would be the expected result of the experiment? how would you interpret the results if the scientist sees no movement?

Which of the following accurately describes the correct order of events in the process of transpiration within a plant? a. water enters the roots, passes through the leaves, and leaks through the stem pores. b. water enters the roots, gets transported through the stem, and evaporates through the leaves. c. water is absorbed through the leaves, is transported through the stem, and nourishes the roots. d. water is absorbed through the leaves, nourishes the roots, and leaks through the stem pores.