Describe the physical geographic characteristics of the region known as Oceania.

Q: List at least five 5 sources of water and state what the factors that affect each specific sources w...

A: The water sources consists of - Rivers, Streams, Storms, Wetlands, Springs and Glaciers. The chemic...

Q: What is density stratification, and how did it change proto-Earth?

A: Earth's present form is a layered structure, where there are multiple layers with different and char...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A:   Mass wasting is the process of Movement of mass ( minerals ) from one place and decomposes on anot...

Q: List the subdivisions of plankton and benthos and the criteria used for assigning individual species...

A: Planktons are the marine organisms live in the water column, but they cannot swim themselves and can...

Q: Effect of air pollution

A: Air pollution is a massive harmful tradeoff of industrialization and population growth in the 21st c...

Q: What factors influence the erosional effectiveness of a stream?

A: The processes of erosion influences primarily by rain (collision between rain drops and surface of e...

Q: Why is lithogenous sediment the most common neritic deposit? Why are biogenous oozes the most common...

A: LITHOGENOUS SEDIMENT IS THE MOST COMMON NETRITIC DEPOSIT: Neritic deposits indicate the shallow wate...

Q: Make a detail report about the 2005 Kashmir earthquake including discussion on the following topics:...

A: On the night of 8 October 2005, the Pakistani-administered part of Azad Kashmir feels sudden movemen...

Q: How do functional regions differ from formal regions?

A: Definition: The existence of functional region is based on the practical function in the specific ar...

Q: Mention the major geological eras and those geological events that occurred in each era.

A: Four main timespans, which are broadly known as geological eras, document the Earth's geological pas...

Q: Along the eastern equatorial Pacific, fresh water enters the surface ocean through precipitation. Th...

A: The pacific water shows great diversity in terms of temperature and salinity due to its vast geograp...

Q: What is meant by differential weathering?

A: Weathering is a process that weakens and removes the layers of a geological landmass by the action o...

Q: How do stream terraces develop?

A: Stream terraces are extended outdoor terraces which flank the edges of rivers and riverbeds worldwid...

Q: What is the difference between a radiational inversion and an advectional inversion?

A: TEMPERATURE INVERSION: The condition in which the cooler air is nearer on the earth's surface and th...

Q: Explain why some Southeast Asian countries have experienced sustained economic growth and social dev...

A: INTRODUCTION: Southeast A has gone through a fast integration into the global economy. Country S has...

Q: What US city has shrunk the most?

A: Shrinking cities are a type of town that goes through reverse urbanization when a city's population ...

Q: In the study of geomorphology, why do we primarily concentrate on processes rather than on distribut...

A: Geomorphology is the field of physical geography. Geomorphology study about the different landforms ...

Q: Why are AECs of ultisols usually greater than those of mollisols?

A: The anion-exchange capacity(AEC) of the soil is a chemical property that demonstrates the amount of ...

Q: Of the three tidal patterns, which one is most common along the U.S. East Coast? The U.S. West Coast...

A: A region has a semi-diurnal tidal cycle where the two high, as well as the two low tides having almo...

Q: Describe the pycnocline, including where it occurs in the ocean.

A: Density refers to the amount of mass per unit volume of a substance. It usually measured in gram (am...

Q: Summarize the major forces shaping recent migration patterns within the region.

A: Migration:                   Migration is the movement of people from one place to live in another. ...

Q: 1. Which field of science deals with the study of rock layers? A. Geology B. Paleontology C. Petrolo...

A: Question 1: Which field of science deals with the study of rock layers? Answer: Option D that is str...

Q: 1)region of active volcanoes: What mechanism caused this melting?   2) In which direction is the Jua...

A: 1) There are many active volcanoes in every part of the earth. There are around 1,500 active volcan...

Q: Students explored the school grounds to find weathering, erosion, or deposition problems. One proble...

A: (b) Build a roof that covers the play ground If we covered the play ground with roof then after rain...

Q: How might a natural disaster reshape a person universe of obligation

A: An individuals' universe of obligation encompasses everything from his duties, attitudes, beliefs, a...

Q: How does the UN measure gender inequality? Explain why this is a useful metric for social developmen...

A: Gender Inequality- It is a phenomenon when both genders are not treated equally regarding biology, p...

Q: Explain the differences in temperature patterns of the bWh and bWk climates.

A: Wladimir Koppen divides the climate into many categories according to its climate and vegetation. 1....

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

A: Weathering:                     It is a process of breaking down or dissolving of the rocks and mine...

Q: Deine extinction.

A: BIODIVERSITY: Biodiversity is the combination of the two words 'bio' means 'organism' and diversity ...

Q: What is the difference between a joint and a fault?

A: JOINTS- Joints are defined as cracks or fractures present in the rocks. These may be small-sized ext...

Q: Describe the origin, composition, and distribution of hydrogenous sediment

A: ORIGIN: The hydrogenous sediments are one of the most important marine sediments which is formed by ...

Q: What is the answer of this question Uttrakhand in the northern state of India True / False

A:                   Uttarakhand, formerly known as Uttaranchal, is a state of India. This state was pa...

Q: What are the two types of climate feedback loops? Give an example of each type.

A: "Climate feedback loops" are "processes that can either increase or reduce effects of climate forcin...

Q: 6. The colonial region that had the climate and land to support large scale agriculture was the

A: The European settlers exploited numerous parts of the world for goods and services.

Q: Describe trends that occur in number of individuals, total biomass, and organism size at successive ...

A:                Biomass pyramid is the representation of total living biomass or organic matter prese...

Q: Which of the following physiographic features is found in Subsaharan Africa's Rift Valley? A/ Great ...

A: Sub-Saharan Africa covers the South Saharan African nations. In the broadest part of the continent t...

Q: Distinguish between an exotic stream and an ephemeral stream in a desert.

A: Desert Stream-  Desert stream only flow during rare but intense rainstorms and when they flow, only ...

Q: What is an example of a metropolis?

A: METROPOLIS: A metropolis is a large city or a conurbation which contains a significant economic, pol...

Q: Describe the general appearance of ground moraine.

A: The aggregates of the debris and material carried by or fallen on the glaciers make up the moraines ...

Q: Which type of ocean has the most seasonal variation in temperature?

A: Oceans are the large water bodies of saline water that cover the 3/4 part of the earth's surface. Th...

Q: Discuss the reasons behind the current flood of illegal migration to Europe.

A: INTRODUCTION: Free movement of people was the main problem faced by the EU in the early days. The pe...

Q: Why has China become the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, and what is its government doi...

A: China is the most significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and resultant environmental ch...

Q: Explain how and why global sea level fluctuated during the Pleistocene.

A: Pleistocene- Pleistocene is a time period is a geological epoch where ice sheets and glaciers are fo...

Q: Why does the amount of CO2 fluctuate seasonally inthe graph?

A: The graph shows the changes in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the past 6 decades. 

Q: Why do levels of social and economic development vary so extensively from the coastal region of Chin...

A: China is the fourth-largest country in the world in a geographical area. It has wide physical divers...

Q: What is another name for a S-wave

A: The waves formed by the plate tectonics in the Earth's internal can be of different types, such as P...

Q: Which of the following statements about tropical deforestation in the Americas is/are correct? A/ It...

A: In Central American, the Caribbean as well as tropical South America, most (95 percent) of natural f...

Q: Trace the theoritical development of geography,

A:      Geography is the study of different places on Earth and it tells about the relationship between...

Q: Using the information about the record-breaking waves experienced by the USS Ramapo in 1933, determi...

A: USS Ramapo was a ship, on its way from Manila to San Diego, the officers face some unfamiliar condit...

Q: Explain the weathering process of exfoliation (“unloading”) that is responsible for features such as...

A: Weathering is the process that is undertaken due to changes in weather. It is breaking down of stone...