Define about  Lacustrine Deposits ? Define features of Lacustrine Deposits ?

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A: Waves or tides arise through the seas and move to the coastlines. It appears to increase or decrease...

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A: Healthcare is characterized in terms of restoring human life, including the entire person's body and...

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A: 1.DEVELOPMENT 2.CLIMATE CONDITIONS 3.JOBS POSSIBILITIES 4.HIGH FERTILITY RATE 5.LOW DEATH RATE

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A: The climatic situations of the planet correspond with the sunlight, and it also influences the livin...

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A: Overpopulation can be defined as an undesirable condition where the existing human population on the...

Q: What is bathymetry?

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A: Soil is the most significant element of the biosphere, The process of formation soil differed from r...

Q: What happens to the rate of evaporation as air approaches saturation?

A: The process of conversion of liquid into vapour is called evaporation Evaporation causes a cooling e...

Q: 3. A space ship travels from the Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that the ...

A: Question: A spaceship travels from Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that th...

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A: The cities in the united states rank 17 with a rate of 70.9%. Explanation of correct option – Option...

Q: What kind of information is provided by U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Quadrangle Maps?

A: A "quadrangle" is a geographical guide created by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) coverin...

Q: What is the relationship between weathering and regolith?

A: Weathering is defined as mechanical disintegration and chemical decomposition of rocks through the a...

Q: Distinguish among erg, reg, and hamada

A: THESE ARE LANDFORMS FOUND IN SAHARA DESERT  ERGS ARE FOUND IN 15-20% OF SHARA DESERT. THEY ARE ALSO ...

Q: 2) Which of the following is not a concept within the geographic coordinate system? a) Latitude b) P...

A: ANSWER IS D.  

Q: HOW TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND SAVING MOTHER EARTH

A: Environmental awareness is an extremely important part of living beings. To protect the sustainabili...

Q: Why are thunderstorms sometimes called “convective storms”?

A: THUNDERSTORMS: Thunderstorms are the local storms escorted by lightning and thunder, and it also con...

Q: Are tides considered deep-water waves anywhere in the ocean? Why or why not?

A: TIDES IS THE RISE AND FALL OF WATER DUE TO GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF SUN AND MOON. MOON EXERTS MORE PULL...

Q: Describe the general location, temperature characteristics, precipitation characteristics, and main ...

A: The Mediterranean climate also calls as the dry summer subtropical climate. It found on the five par...

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A: The theory of dependency is that poverty, political instability and backwardness in underdeveloped c...

Q: What are the Hadley cells, and what generally causes them?

A:  The different part of the earth receives a different rate of heat from the sun, with the equator re...

Q: Outline the ways in which the patterns of population growth in South Asia have changed over the past...

A: The growth of population between 1980- 1985 and 2000-2005 was the result of these high demographic g...

Q: Briefly describe how the troposphere is warmed by the Sun.

A: Our Earth surrounds by a blanket of air called the Atmosphere. This layer of air extends up to aroun...

Q: Describe the components of soils.

A: SOIL: Soil may define as a loose covering of the earth's crust on which plants and organisms, includ...

Q: Agbogbloshie is notorious for its electronic waste which has made the area heavily polluted. As a st...

A: Ghana, the African country, hosts a district named Agbogbloshie on the Odow River's lagoon, which is...

Q: Explain the characteristics of  Deposits from Braided Streams ?

A: A braided stream, or channel, comprises a string of river channels divided by small often seasonal, ...

Q: What are the conditions needed for the formation of a tropical cyclone? Why do most middle latitude ...

A: CONDITIONS ARE : 1. SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN 27 DEGREE CELSIUS 2. PRESENCE OF CORIOLIS F...

Q: countries on the equator ??

A:                      The Equator is an imaginary line that divides any planet into two equal halves....

Q: Explain how trade blocs are reshaping the region’s geopolitics.

A: Trade blocs are a type of agreement among the countries where trade barriers reduce to favor the par...

Q: What are some similarities from this two maps

A: Maps are the small-scale representation of land on a piece of paper. Maps are the two-dimensional re...

Q: Define about Gravity-Transported Soil ?

A: We know that the value of gravity changes with the change in altitude.Soil transported by gravity is...

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A:               Chinese internet system is the most secure system in the whole world. By secure, it me...

Q: “The atmosphere is mostly warmed by Earth’s surface rather than directly by the Sun.” Comment on the...

A: The troposphere is the layer of the atmosphere that is closest to the surface of Earth. The density ...

Q: In what ways are landslides and earthflows similar? in what ways are they different?

A: Landslides and earth flow both are the flowage of materials downwards.  

Q: What are the names of the following three well-known constellations? (5). (6) (7)

A: A gathering of stars found in the sky framing a specific example that is customarily named after its...

Q: What causes seasonal shifts of global wind and pressure systems, and the development of monsoons?

A: A storm is an occasional alter in the course of the predominant, or most grounded, winds of an area....

Q: Describe and explain the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere, noting the two most important natural ...

A: INTRODUCTION: The greenhouse effect occurs when greenhouse gases such as water vapor, carbon dioxide...

Q: Is there scientific consensus about human-caused climate change? Explain.

A: Climate Change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condition,' which mea...

Q: Explain how the shape of Earth’s hypsographic curve helps support the existence of plate tectonics o...

A: Plate tectonics is the solid structure of the rocks composed from the lithospheric portion of contin...

Q: How do Milankovitch cycles fit in with the pattern of Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Milankovitch cycles portray the aggregate impacts of changes in the Earth's developments on its envi...

Q: 10 types of clouds. Name 10 types of clouds and describe each cloud and any indication regarding wea...

A:      Clouds are formed in the sky. They are aerosols of a visible mass of water vapor and dust parti...

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A:  Question 2: After reaching 1 billion people, how many years it took to reach 6 billion? Answer: In ...

Q: Monsoons affect the climate depending on?

A: Monsoon Climate is prevailing winds generates in the Indian Ocean and primary source of precipitatio...

Q: What are jet streams and where they are usually found?

A: The jet stream – they are the fast-flowing, narrow, meandering air currents in the troposphere of so...

Q: Describe and explain the process of headward erosion.

A: Erosion- It involves the acquisition and transportation of rock debris. Massive rocks are broken int...

Q: Name some threats to Earth’s biodiversity.

A: Biodiversity refers to the type of variation observed with respect to any particular thing like in a...

Q: What is agricultural transformation? Clearly discuss

A: Agricultural transformation is much more than a shift in agricultural methods. This includes catalyz...

Q: How does Elimination of Capillary Water in Soil can be done?

A: Capillary action refers movement of water through any porous absorbing material.

Q: Why do af climates have rain all year, but aw climates have rain only in the high-Sun (summer) seaso...

A:  Koppen classification- Koppen classified the climate into many groups according to temperature and ...

Q: Why can’t Milankovitch cycles completely explain the Pleistocene glaciations?

A: THIS MILANKOVITCH CYCLE DESCRIBES THE CLIMATE CHANGE TOOK PLACE OVER THOUSAND YEARS. THIS IS NAMED A...

Q: What are the causes and effects of acid rain?

A: The post-industrialization world is replete with environmentally damaging practices that have pollut...