Describe how the formation of the Earth's relief can be related to the occurrence of climatic phenomena, emphasizing the influence of the action of rivers and rainfall on the construction and shaping of the relief. Also, relate the type of soil that tends to form in plain areas with the characteristic vegetation of these environments, considering the action of erosive and sedimentary processes. Discuss the importance of understanding relief and soil for agricultural planning and the development of economic activities that depend on the sustainable use of soil.

Describe the influence of relief on the formation and distribution of climates around the world, highlighting the interaction between air masses and different forms of relief, such as mountains, plateaus, depressions, and plains. In addition, explain how this relationship can directly affect human activities, such as agriculture and urbanization, in regions with specific relief and climate characteristics.

Habitat fragmentation is characterized by the formation of islands of the original landscape surrounded by transformed areas. This type of interference in the environment threatens biodiversity. Imagine that a population of jaguars was isolated in a small forest. They would become extinct even without being hunted. Several components of the habitat island, such as size, heterogeneity, surroundings, connectivity, and edge effect, are determinants for the persistence or not of the original species. A measure that helps in the conservation of biodiversity on the islands mentioned in the text involves:

Habitat fragmentation can lead to the extinction of species, as it isolates populations in 'islands' of habitat, limiting their access to resources and partners for reproduction. The correct alternative, 'Construction of ecological corridors', refers to the creation of safe passages between these 'islands', allowing species to move and interact, increasing biodiversity and ecosystem resilience. The other options are not effective: 'Formation of micro-habitats' and 'Expansion of the edge effect' can increase fragmentation; 'Promotion of ecological succession' can alter the existing habitat; and 'Introduction of new species' can cause ecological imbalances.

Based on the knowledge of the different geological formations of the Brazilian territory, it is possible to deduce the occurrence of certain mineral resources. In area 'I', shaded on the schematic map of Brazilian geological formations below, the presence of deposits of Geological Formations of Brazil is verified.

The question asks to identify the mineral resources present in a specific area of the map of Brazilian geological formations. The correct alternative is 'tin and diamond'. This is because, in Brazil, the main tin deposits are located in the North region, especially in the state of Rondônia. Diamonds are mainly found in the Midwest region, in areas of ancient rocks, known as cratons. The other alternatives are incorrect because they do not correspond to the geological distribution of these minerals in the Brazilian territory.

Serras: high elevations of terrain, with dominance of angular hilltops, amplitudes above 200 m and high slopes. FLORENZANO, T. G. Geomorphology: concepts and current technologies. São Paulo: Oficina de Textos, 2008, p. 13. The landform described in the text is associated with the relief typology called

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