How does a caldera such as the one now occupied by crater lake in oregon form?

Q: Specify the characteristics and coastal features that differentiate emerging and submerging shorelin...

A: The coastal feature is the most vulnerable structure, as it is affected by the very minute change in...

Q: Why are most lakes considered to be “temporary” features of the landscape?

A: Lakes- A lake is a region loaded up with water, limited in a bowl, encircled via land, aside from an...

Q: Briefly describe and explain the five major pedogenic regimes and the soils they produce: • Lateriza...

A: The process to generate or evolve soil from a parent rock is a gradual and step-wise process. The te...

Q: What are the salient characteristics of natural resources

A: Natural Resources- Natural resources are those which offered by nature and there is no role of human...

Q: Discuss the development of bathymetric techniques, indicating significant advancements in technology...

A: The techniques used in bathymetry have changed with the development of technology. In earlier days, ...

Q: In what part of the hydrologic cycle is water most likely to stay for a very short time? A very long...

A: For a long time:                            The most time water spends in a hydrological cycle is in...

Q: Briefly contrast contact metamorphism, regional metamorphism and hydrothermal metamorphism.

A: Transformation is the difference in minerals or geologic surface (the detailed plan of minerals) in ...

Q: Describe at least two reasons why coal replaced wood as society's primary fuel source during the ind...

A: The industrial revolution is considered as the benchmark for the evolution of the world in the field...

Q: How is folding different from faulting?

A: Folding and faulting both phenomena are associated with the movement of tectonic plates. 

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A: Every landform made up from the sediments, rock debris that is decompose on a place by agents. These...

Q: What are some of the likely causes of the Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Pleistocene glacier is also known as quaternary glaciation. It started 2.58million years by the repe...

Q: Provide examples of major cultural homelands (rural) and ethnic neighborhoods (urban) within North A...

A: North America is considered the most powerful and developed region of the world. The region is high ...

Q: Explain the impacts of human-induced climate change on glaciers, and list the possible consequences ...

A: The melting of glaciers, a process that accelerated in the twentieth century, is making our world ic...