Describe how excess heat energy absorbed by Earth’s low-latitude regions is transferred to heat-deficient higher latitudes through a process that uses water’s latent heat of evaporation.

Q: Sketch a labeled diagram that shows how Earth’s greenhouse effect works.

A: The greenhouse effect is the process by which the planet's atmosphere rises the planet's surface tem...

Q: What could be the main reason/reasons for the formation of African and Eurasian desert belt? 1. It i...

A: SUB-TROPICAL HIGH PRESSURE CELL: The subtropical high-pressure cells on Earth are generally between ...

Q: 3) Compare and contrast the North American and Latin American revolutions.

A: North American revolution happened in 18th century and the American colonies declared their independ...

Q: Describe and explain spring tides and neap tides.

A: Tides are long term tides that roll across the globe as the ocean 'pulls' the Sun and the Moon back ...

Q: What is the difference between the focus of an earthquake and the epicenter of an earthquake?

A: The epicenter is the point on the surface that is directly above a hypocentre or focus and is the pl...

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A: NORMAL FAULT: Normal faults are formed due to the displacement of both the rock blocks in opposite d...

Q: What makes the metro area attractive to immigrates today?

A: Metro areas are the abbreviated term for metropolitan regions. It includes all the urban and peri-ur...

Q: Discuss Wide scope of Geography around other domains

A: Geography has been one of the earth's ancient disciplines, its origins date from the early Greek sch...

Q: The caste system divides Hindus into four main categories - Brahlmlns, Kshatrlyas, Vaishyas and the ...

A: Many explanations, such as cultural, ethnic, political, vocational, evolutionary and so forth, aim t...

Q: Specify the places in the world where most icebergs form. What hazards do icebergs present? Explain.

A: Icebergs are the solid, floating, and intact ice of either continental ice shelf or glacier source. ...

Q: Compare the causes and effects of tectonic versus eustatic changes in sea level.

A: Sea level changes or the change in volume of seawater is both temporally and spatially widespread ph...

Q: A hurricane is a kind of because it is the conditions of the atmosphere (temperature, humidity, wind...

A: HURRICANES: Hurricane is a term of Spanish origin which is used for tropical storms of the Caribbean...

Q: What determines the water vapor capacity of air?

A: The water vapour is a gaseous state that is found in the hydrosphere. The water vapour forms form ev...

Q: Describe and explain the pattern of wind flow in the Northern Hemisphere around: • a surface high • ...

A: Winds Around Anticyclones pass around the middle of the northeasterly area Winds run in the clockwis...

Q: Contrast the processes of laterization and podzolization. What are the characteristics of soils prod...

A: CONTRAST BETWEEN PODZOLIZATION AND LATERIZATION: Both the processes are involved in the formation of...

Q: What is the largest savanna in the world?

A: SAVANA: A savanna may be a combination of woodland-grassland ecosystem characterized by the trees be...

Q: 8. Complete the following table: Koppen Climate Zone Special Information Temperature Patterns Precip...

A: KOPPEN'S CLASSIFICATION CLIMATE: Dr. Wladimir Koppen (1846-1940) was a German botanist and climatolo...

Q: What types of past environmental conditions can be inferred by studying cores of sediment?

A: Marine sediments are the deposit of insoluble material, rock and soil particles that are transported...

Q: Solve it early what are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

A: In terms of how we get the information, the Information Age or Age of Information (also known as Com...

Q: Describe the conditions that typically lead up to a geyser eruption.

A: A geyser is a spring which is characterized by the discharge of water that is ejected turbulently ac...

Q: Describe the differences between oceanic ridges and oceanic rises. Include in your answer why these ...

A: Oceanic plates undergo different types of tectonic movements.  When two oceanic plates move away fro...

Q: What is a sinkhole and how does one form?

A: A sinkhole consists of depression into the ground that is caused by the falling of the surface layer...

Q: Define plastic flow for rock.

A: Plasticity is the ability of some solids to flow or change their shape prenatally when they forced t...

Q: Why do Cs climates have dry summers, but Cfa climates have precipitation all year?

A: In Koppeans climatic classification, the C is defined as the temperate climate and has the coldest m...

Q: Why does soil tend to be deepest on flat land?

A: Soil: The word soil has been derived from Latin word 'Solum' which means "floor". Soil is the thin s...

Q: Exercise 1. Tick the correct answer:- (a) Which environment is made up of two words? (i) env and iro...

A: The term environment comes from the English word "Environment" which implies to surround. It pertain...

Q: What is the future of Churpi being produced in Nepal?

A: Churpi is a Nepalese yak milk-based cheese product.

Q: List the components (reservoirs) of the hydrologic cycle that hold water on Earth and the percentage...

A: Hydrological or water cycle is the movement of different states of water through different reservoir...

Q: Define cultural imperialism and cultural hybridization, and give an example of each.

A: Cultural relations between the two regions can be manifested in different forms.

Q: Describe the pattern of air movement within the Hadley cells.

A: Hadley cells are the general circulation of tropical atmospheric winds that features the ring of air...