Describe the difference between vertically mixed and salt wedge estuaries in terms of salinity distribution, depth, and volume of river flow. Which displays the more classical estuarine circulation pattern?

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Q: weathering and erosion

A: MECHANICAL OR PHYSICAL WEATHERING: Weathering and erosion are the two processes of degradation simul...

Q: Explain the circumstances that can lead to stream rejuvenation.

A: Streams are rejuvenated because, having grown to the fundamental level, they have unexpectedly been ...

Q: Why is evidence of wind erosion of bedrock usually quite limited?

A: Bedrock, dense rock deposit usually buried under earth and other fractured or poorly consolidated ma...

Q: Discuss the present importance and the future prospects for the production of petroleum, sand and gr...

A: Petroleum is a natural, mixture of hydrocarbons which were created from once living material by suit...

Q: What are some negative environmental factors that could inhibit the development of ocean tidal power...

A: Ocean tidal power systems form a tidal energy-based power generator in the ocean where the differenc...

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: Compare and contrast the characteristics and origins of surface currents and deep currents.

A: OCEAN CURRENTS-Streams of water flowing constantly on the ocean surface in defined directions is oce...

Q: Cyclones

A: CYCLONES- Cyclone is a general term for a weather system in which winds rotate counterclockwise in t...

Q: Is oceanic lithosphere or continental lithosphere denser? Why?

A: The lithospheres are also called the rocks sphere as it forms the thick layer of slabs or hard rocks...

Q: How do physical features affect the growth of cities?

A: The cities are know to have appeared in the 6000 to 5000 BC, these were small and were found along t...

Q: Solve this managementwhat are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

A: Since globalization allowed knowledge to be extended, the right of all to studying in this new techn...

Q: What is the difference between porosity and permeability?

A: Porosity: It is the ratio of voids or pore space in the soil or rock is known as porosity. Permeabi...

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: What is the general difference between a desert climate and a steppe climate?

A: DESERT CLIMATE AND STEPPE CLIMATE: Desert climate is that the climate during which rainfall levels a...

Q: Discuss techniques used to clean oil spills. Why is it important to begin the cleanup immediately?

A: An oil spills is a type of pollution generally occurs in marine, it releases of a liquid petroleum h...

Q: B A D Image by Tom Patterson and Eric Gaba On the map above, what is the name of landform F? A. the ...

A: ISLAND OF MADAGASCAR:                                                                               ...

Q: plss answer 2. or 5. plss Objective: Describe the three types of fault and relate the types of stres...

A: FAULT: A fault may be a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock. Faults allow the b...

Q: How are oxidation and carbonation similar? how are they different?

A: Both oxidization and carbonization are processes of chemical weathering. Both these process needs ai...

Q: What are soil separates?

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

Q: How do dissolution and precipitation processes affect bedrock such as limestone?

A: Weathering is a disintegration action that changes or modifies the parent material (rocks) into simp...

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...

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A: FAULT: A fault may be a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock. Faults allow the b...

Q: Features  formed by wind  erosion in detail.

A: Wind erosion is a form of geomorphic agent that shapes the landforms and makes them look distinct fr...

Q: Why is the Arctic one of the locations where the effects of global warming are being most keenly fel...

A: The impact of climate change and global warming is felt in the arctic due to the rising air and the ...

Q: If there is a net annual heat loss at high latitudes and a net annual heat gain at low latitudes, wh...

A: The Hight latitudes of the earth do not get much heat due to less radiation of sun rays. There is no...

Q: What does the name of a biome tell you about the landscapes of that area?

A: A biome is indeed a vast field of forest, soil, climate and fauna. There are five main biomes: aquat...

Q: What was Stanley Miller’s experiment, and what did it help demonstrate?

A: In the 1950s, the biochemists Stanley Miller & Harold Urey carried out an experiment which showe...

Q: What is meant by the term volcanism?

A: Volcanism means the process of eruption of magma that is molten rocks from the volcano on the surfac...

Q: Why does the ITCZ generally shift north of the equator in the Northern Hemisphere summer, and south ...

A: INTER TROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE (ITCZ): Intertropical convergence zone is the region where air comes...

Q: Give me a summary about Jupiter

A: JUPITER:Jupiter is the largest of all the planets of our solar system and is known as the king of pl...