Describe the major features of a passive continental margin: continental shelf, continental slope, continental rise, submarine canyon, and deep-sea fans.

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A: There are six independence countries- Slovenia Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina North Macedonia Serbia Mo...

Q: Contrast the internal and external processes shaping Earth’s surface.

A:   Earth took millions of years to get the present shape, it went through various slow and steady pro...

Q: Describe key sectors of the region’s economy in the Soviet and post–Soviet eras and discuss how rece...

A: The Soviet economy had been dependent on state control of the production, collective cultivation, an...

Q: What is the name of the texture displayed by the following igneous rock? What is the correct chemica...

A: IGNEOUS ROCK: The word igneous has been derived from the Latin word "ignis," which means 'fire.' The...

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: What are colloids and how do they relate to soil fertility?

A: COLLOIDS: Colloids are the particles present in the soil. They are finer size fractions of the soil ...

Q: What age is the seafloor imeediately off the coast of NYC?

A: INTRODUCTION: The volcanic activity at the mid-oceanic ridges forms the new oceanic crust and then m...

Q: What is meant by net primary productivity?

A: The identifying feature of autotrophic organisms in an environment is their ability to produce food ...

Q: explain the demographic transition theory?

A: Demographic transition theory was introduced by Frank W. Notestein. This theory shows the Various st...

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: What are the general differences between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: WEATHERING: Weathering: Disintegration of rock material due to atmospheric, biotic, physical, and ch...

Q: Distinguish between soil porosity and permeability

A: GROUND WATER: Ground water may be defined as the water which exist in the ground. It remains in the ...

Q: Why don’t most geysers erupt at regular intervals?

A: Fountain, natural aquifer that discontinuously rambles planes of steam and heated water. The term is...

Q: 19. The township and range States primarily because... it was the quickest and me farmers. all farme...

A: The township and range system of land division is an organization that is based on baseline definiti...

Q: Northeast Asia, Eastern E

A: Domestication of plants is not the new term for the present world, the people of great civilizations...

Q: Explain the concept of Plate Tectonics

A: INTRODUCTION: It is the most modern theory which helped to understand the mountain building process....

Q: Land bridges that are exposed during periods of cooling when Sea levels decreased have been importa...

A: Land bridges are the lands that are naturally formed, it is a narrow strip that connects two landmas...

Q: How does equilibrium theory differ from earlier theories of topographic development?

A: GEOMORPHOLOGY: Geomorphology is a significant branch of physical Geography. The word 'geomorphology'...

Q: Where in the world are the areas of the most severe water stress?

A: Water stress is when water is not met as the population demand weighs more than the amount/quality o...

Q: What characteristics made Urban Decay an opportunity rather than simply an idea? Which of the five r...

A: CHARACTERISTICS THAT MADE URBAN DECAY AN OPPORTUNITY RATHER THAN SIMPLY AN IDEAS ROOT OF OPPORTUNITY...

Q: What conditions are necessary for hydrothermal features to develop?

A:                 Hydrothermal features are geological features that produce extremely hot water, heat...

Q: Land is considered a resource because it A) is used to produce things B) requires labor to be useful...

A: Introduction - Land is considered as resources as it provides habitat for various flora and faunas. ...

Q: What drives the water cycle, and how does this cycle relate to geologic, biological, and atmospheric...

A: The water cycle is the most important cycle on the earth. The water cycle regulates life on the eart...

Q: What is meant by the term global warming?

A: Global warming refers to the slowly warming of the Earth's surface, atmosphere, and oceans. Earth ha...

Q: Explain why no matter where you are in the ocean, if you go deep enough, you will encounter Oceanic ...

A: Ocean- Sea is huge scope of ocean, It is a waterway which makes much out of a planet's hydrosphere. ...

Q: What was the geography of the attack on fort Sumter.

A: Fort Sumter was a fortification made in South Carolina's city, Charleston, during the America's Civi...

Q: How did Eratosthenes calculate the approximate size of Earth? Which of his assumptions was the “shak...

A: The most prominent feat of Eratosthenes is his calculation of the Earth's circumference. He document...

Q: Why is important sustainability for travel 2021?

A: The term sustainability has huge meaning as it describes the present and the future situation of any...

Q: Contrast an aquifer with an aquiclude.

A: Aquifer- An aquifer is an underground layer of rock that holds groundwater. Groundwater is a downpou...

Q: Why are there no fronts in a midlatitude anticyclone?

A: The mid latitudinal anticyclone is contrary to the mid latitudinal cyclone The anticyclone winds rot...

Q: Is the Pacific Ocean significantly different from other oceans? Explain.

A: INTRODUCTION: The vast water bodies on the surface of the Earth are called Oceans. All the oceans of...

Q: Approximately what percentage of incoming solar radiation is reflected and scattered away from Earth...

A: INSOLATION: Insolation means the 'incoming solar radiation' received on the earth's surface. The wor...

Q: Explain twelve processes of the hydrological cycle?

A:          The water cycle, also known as the hydrological cycle, is the process of continuous movemen...

Q: Examine the notion that health geography extends the sub-discipline of medical geography beyond its ...

A: INTRODUCTION: Health geography is a subdiscipline of human geography; It deals with the interaction ...

Q: What are the 4 types of diversity?

A: Diversity means understanding that each and every person is different and unique from other and also...

Q: What are two benefits of urbanization?

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

Q: Is Valparaiso warmer, colder, or the same temperature as Sydney?

A: Valparaiso is a port city in the South American country, Chile, in the western hemisphere, and Sydne...

Q: Describe several possible solutions to the problem offeeding a growing human population.

A:  Population Growth- Population growth is the major problem of the human, after industrialization, th...

Q: How can a wildfire be beneficial to a forest?

A: FOREST FIRE: Forest fire is also known as wild, bush, and vegetation fire. This phenomenon is occurr...

Q: Describe characteristics and features of the mid-ocean ridge, including the difference between ocean...

A: Mid-oceanic ridge is indeed the longest mountain chain in the world spanning over 65,000 km, with ov...

Q: Where is Arches National Park in?

A: ARCHES NATIONAL PARK IS IN USA    

Q: What are the environmental issues in Pakistan?

A: INTRODUCTION: Pakistan is experiencing some serious environmental problems, of which the major ones ...

Q: 22. Why were railroads a necessary innovation in order to make the 2nd agricultural revolution occur...

A: The major transformation in agricultural history took place through the 17th century's second agrari...

Q: Why are playas so flat and level?

A: A playa is a dry, sans vegetation, level region at the least piece of an un-drained desert bowl. It ...

Q: Identify the causes of the explosive growth of South Asia’s major cities, and list both the benefits...

A:                 Within the past two or three decades, South Asian cities are the new trend of metro ...

Q: What roles may heavy rain play in triggering a landslide?

A: Rainfall is by far the most frequent source of landslides. The expense of "Rainfall Triggered Landsl...

Q: What is the type of fault in picture -14 Horst and Graben fault O Parallel fault O

A: Faults:              When the earth’s crust cracks, faulting takes place. A fault is a planar fractu...

Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

Q: Why does a map of worldwide earthquakes closely match the locations of worldwide plate boundaries?

A: Plate tectonics is the theory that Earth's outer part divides into several plates that float over th...

Q: Country Italy. Please give explanation and information for all of the followings which related to In...

A: Italy is one of the European countries with historical and contemporary relevance in international t...