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Q: How are active continental margins related to plate tectonics?

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Q: List several factors that cause salinity to vary from place to place and from time to time.

A: There have been several factors due to which salinity may vary from time to time and place to place.

Q: On an H-R diagram, where do stars spend most of their life span?

A: The Hertzsprung–Russell diagram, which is also known as H-R diagram is a plot of stars. The diagram…

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Q: List three examples of trace fossils.

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A: Many fronts may cause weather events like rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and tornadoes. At a cold…

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Q: What is the goal of correlation?

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Q: What two roles do ring moons play in the nature of planetary ring systems?

A: Planetary ring system refers to the ring system orbiting the planet. The ring system, which is a…

Q: List three measures used to express humidity.

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Q: Describe how main-sequence stars become giants.

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Q: Along which of America’s coastal areas are barrier islands common?

A: Barrier islands are found most commonly on the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States.

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Q: Define hurricane. What other names are used for this type of storm?

A: Cyclone and typhoon are additional terms for hurricanes.

Q: Name the four principal oceans identified with letters on this world map.

A: A. Pacific Ocean B. Arctic Ocean

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Q: Compare the three main types of galaxies.

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Q: Large cumulonimbus clouds like the one shown in Figure 12.21H areroughly 12 kilometers tall, 8…

A: Volume of the cloud = Length x Breadth x Height                                   = 12 km x 8 km x 8…

Q: Briefly describe the weather associated with the passage of a mature midlatitude cyclone when the…

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Q: Why is cold-front weather usually more severe than warm-front weather?

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Q: What are the two criteria by which clouds are classified?

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A: The aneroid barometer consists of a closed, flexible capsule.

Q: What surface features do Mars and Earth have in common?

A: Both have ice caps, volcanoes, valleys, mountains, weather, and seasons.

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A: Jet streams are ebbs and flows of air high over the Earth. They move toward the east at heights of…

Q: Contrast flood current and ebb current.

A: The waterbodies, were supposedly were the first amongst other physical features to develop on the…

Q: What body in our solar system is most like Mercury?

A: The universe supposedly formed around 13.6 billion years ago by an explosion. The shape of the…