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Q: Kindly type the answers along with the question

A: The yangtze flew into the eastern China Sea and, even before constructing the "Three Gorges Dam", it...

Q: Why doesn’t subduction take place in a continental plate collision zone?

A: Subduction is the process of a collision between the two tectonic plates which are of the heavier an...

Q: 1.2.Outline and discuss 10 factors influencing the distribution of the population in South Africa

A: South Africa has a population of about 60 million, people that have diverse cultures, communities, a...

Q: Which are aspects of the geologic theory of uniformity? Select all that apply.     The Eart...

A: The term Uniformitarianism is often oversimplified when it is claimed in geological textbooks that t...

Q: What is the relative temperature of the ocean current flowing along the west coast of a continent in...

A: The mid-latitudes are known as tropic of cancer and Capricorn they are affected by the hour's daylig...

Q: In this post discuss how climate change is affecting glaciers today and the resulting effects and in...

A: Glaciers are a clear indicator of climate change. Glacier mass balance, length, and snowmelt runoff ...

Q: Describe and explain the pattern of wind flow in the Northern Hemisphere around: • a surface high • ...

A: Winds Around Anticyclones pass around the middle of the northeasterly area Winds run in the clockwis...

Q: Describe and explain spring tides and neap tides.

A: Tides are long term tides that roll across the globe as the ocean 'pulls' the Sun and the Moon back ...

Q: Most weather satellite images are “time-stamped” using UTC or “Zulu” time (UTC expressed using 24-ho...

A: UTC OR ZULU TIME: UTC is a 24 hour clock system that is used by entire world. Local time is the cloc...

Q: Soil particles that are 0.1 to 2 mm in diameter are called ________. a. sand b. silt c. clay d. loam

A: Soil is an abiotic component of the environment, it consists of a mixture of inorganic and organic c...

Q: Indus Water Treaty

A: Indus water treaty is an agreement that was made over the use of waters of the Indus river. The Indu...

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: Does the north Pole lean toward the Sun throughout the year? If not, how does the north Pole’s orien...

A: The earth spins on its axis and revolves around a political path around the sun in its orbit. Throug...

Q: Define sustainability from an Environmental Science point of view and explain its importance

A: When we encounter the term "sustainability," we prefer to think of clean energy sources, reducing gr...

Q: Which would best describe United States National Forests? a. Allocation b. Facilitation  C. Utilitar...

A: National forests are protected and controlled federal property classification as within us National ...

Q: what natural reource of latin america did the first european explorer most deire?

A: Gold is Latin America's natural resource, which Europe's first explorers desired the most.   In the ...

Q: Since about 0.9 million years ago, what has been the length of the main (dominant) cycle of growth a...

A: The 100.000-year term began 0.9 Myrs ago, which allowed ice sheets to flourish during weak precessio...

Q: Why is chemical weathering more effective in humid climates than in arid climates?

A: Introduction Chemical weathering is a process of conversion of minerals in a rock into clays by oxid...

Q: What is the ozone layer, and where is it located?

A: OZONE LAYER: Ozone is present in the atmosphere near the earth's surface also, its highest concentra...