Assuming a warm climate with moderate rainfall, how would a soil developing on a sloping, sandstone surface compare with a soil developing on a flat, shale surface?

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Q: How is solar energy “stored” in the biosphere?

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Q: List several examples of natural climate change. Do natural climate change mechanisms account for th...

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Q: Under what circumstances is a stream likely to have a meandering channel pattern?

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Q: How do sea breezes form?

A: Due to the cooler air, high surface pressure is formed over the water surface. To composite it, the ...

Q: For coastal oceans where deep mixing does not occur, describe the effect that offshore winds and fre...

A: Ocean water showcases highly contrasting physical properties at different depths when there is no wa...

Q: Why might meandering rivers make poor political boundaries?

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Q: Explain the processes that shape contemporary urban and rural settlement patterns.

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Q: Explain why many marine pollution experts consider oil among the least damaging pollutants in the oc...

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Q: What are two benefits of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of largescale demographic transformation where people flow from the rural areas ...

Q: Describe and explain the South Asian monsoon.

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Q: Give some examples of diffusion?

A: Diffusion- Diffusion is the process of transmission of any substance from higher concentration to lo...

Q: Describe and contrast the processes of glacial ice accumulation and ablation.

A: Glaciers are a huge mass of ice that slowly moves over the land and are called rivers of ice. Glacie...

Q: What common characteristics do all organisms in class Mammalia share?

A: A warm-blooded creature (class Mammalia) is an individual from the gathering of vertebrate creatures...

Q: In country A, national census takes place every five years. The total population in country A is 100...

A: The demographical studies help ascertain aspects like how a country's population grows and doubles i...

Q: Have levels of immigration to the United States been relatively high or low in recent years? Explain...

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Q: What conditions lead to precipitation?

A: Precipitation- Precipitation denotes all forms of moisture that reach to ground from the atmosphere....

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A: The Hadley cell, named after George Hadley, is a worldwide scale tropical climatic dissemination tha...

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Q: Which method of future forecasting of the population is reliable?

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Q: What is meant by the piezometric surface?

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Q: create a 300-word contemporary essay depicting the current situation of the philippines.

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Q: What are the impacts of volcanic hazards to the community? to people?

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Q: Discuss the spatial perspective in physical geography and Explain the three major perspectives in ph...

A: Physical Geography is an analysis of the physical characteristics of the Earth. Physical Geography i...

Q: How do modern navigators find their position at sea?

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Q: What is a drainage basin (watershed)? A drainage divide?

A:                      A drainage basin is an area of land where precipitation collects and drains off...

Q: Why it is important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Is it always constant or not?

A: An energy budget explains how energy is transformed within a given system from one "state" to the ot...

Q: What is insolation?

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Q: Typical evaporate sedimentary rocks are the result of: a.chemically saturated water that has been e...

A: Sedimentary rocks-The rocks are formed by the agency of water, wind, and ice. These agents break and...

Q: In what ways is an increase in altitude similar to an increase in latitude?

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Q: Specify the reasons wetlands are being destroyed worldwide in spite of their many benefits.

A: Wetlands are significant as they serve as the source of drinking water and protect against floods an...

Q: What is the relationship between the internal kinetic energy of a substance and its temperature?

A: According to Kinetic Molecular theory every matter is made up of particles that moves constantly, th...

Q: Explain biomagnification.

A:   Biomagnification-It is an environmental issue which disturbs the food chain. Biomagnification or B...

Q: What is the role of temperature in the soil–water budget?

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Q: A company wants to mine sea floor minerals. What technological issues would there be for developing ...

A: Marine sediment defines as the deposit of insoluble material, rock, and soil particles transported f...

Q: Which geological feature would most likely occur at this boundary

A: Divergent boundaries are found where two tectonic plates move apart from each other, these plates ar...

Q: Explain why upwelling areas are associated with an abundance of marine life.

A: Upwelling zones- It is the wind-driven motion of dense, cold, and nutrient rich zone in water. These...

Q: 41. what is the difference between local and long distance trade?

A: Introduction- Exchange includes exchanging merchandise or administrations starting with one individu...