Discuss factors that help produce the world’s largest tidal range in the Bay of Fundy.

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A: Coordinates of Germany (51 N, 10 E). Coordinates of Denver (40 N, 105 W). Time of event in Denver( 3...

Q: Where is the Indus River civilization found in what region of the world 

A: Indus river civilization is one of the oldest civilization in the world. It started somewhere in 330...

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A: The best places around the worldwide to develop the power plants and wave farms are mainly western c...

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A: EARTHQUAKE: An earthquake may be a sudden shaking of the surface that always causes tons of injury. ...

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A: Plastic debris is dangerous to marine life and caused havoc destruction in the marine ecosystem

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A: The Lithogenous or the terrigenous sediments consist mainly of small pieces of pre-existing rocks th...

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...

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A: Cool and moist habitat:  In cool and moist habitats, the growth of plants and trees is very quick an...

Q: Why do the topics of Physical Geography fit naturally into a 100 level science course?

A: Following are the topics of physiography that fit naturally into a 100 level science course:1. Geogr...

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A: The geomorphic cycle is also called the cycle of erosion and is stated in the theory of landform dev...

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

Q: Describe the difference between streamflow and overland flow

A: Overland flow is considered the runoff that runs down the slopes of land in mostly distributed sheet...

Q: Why is a lunar day 24 hours 50 minutes long, while a solar day is 24 hours long?

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