How has the land changed over time?

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A: Earth experiences seasonal and climatic variation due to such physical and natural biodiversity and ...

Q: How did the Native Algonquian preserve the ecosystem in Massachusetts?

A: The Native Algonquian are one of the several native Indian tribes that lived and flourished in pre-c...

Q: What type of weather pattern is best for dispersion of pollutants?

A: Pollution is the presence of harmful material in the air. The polluting materials are called as poll...

Q: Approximately three-fourths of the world's industrial production is concentrated in four regions. Wh...

A: The world is heterogeneously stratified in terms of economic development and industrial growth.

Q: Describe the process of succession, and know what determines the nature of the climax community.

A:           Succession or ecological succession is the process of change in species and their spatial ...

Q: What are the projected climate change consequences?

A: Climate Change may change within the pattern of weather, and connected changes in oceans, land surfa...

Q: Statistical Analysis of Storms

A: Storms are disasters that occur all over the world but they are known by different names all over th...

Q: Why is the sun the “motor” of the water cycle?

A: Sun as known as the energy resource of planet earth. The heat which earth receives from the sunlight...

Q: The following figure shows the 500hPa isohypses (height contours, solid lines), and one pressure con...

A: A gradient flow through a trough term as sub geostrophic wind and a gradient wind flow through a rid...

Q: Why is stratospheric ozone beneficial to life on Earth, whereas tropospheric (ground-level) ozone is...

A: Ozone layer is a layer in the atmosphere of earth that has its functions and which are related to th...

Q: Question 6 of 10 Millions of Years Before Present -9.7 20.1- -33.1 -47.9 40.1- 55.9- 67.7 83.5- 102....

A: The divergent plate boundary or constructive plate boundary takes place or occur when two tectonic o...

Q: Explain and give examples of how sprawl affects people in the developing world

A: The developing worlds are the present representative of the rapid urbanization and urban sprawl.

Q: Draw a cross-section through a supercell thunderstorm showing where rain, hail, lightning, and torna...

A: Supercell thunderstorms are the deep rotating updrafts. A supercell thunderstorm is a large-scale th...

Q: 1) Based on the location and the type of rock found at Site A, what type of volcano would you expect...

A: In geology, rocks identify as mixed or aggregated solid structures originate from minerals. The phys...

Q: Based on the map below and the epicenter location, what is the likely cause of the earthquake?   ...

A: In this area Caribbean plate and North American plate collide with each other. As the result of conv...

Q: What causes ocean acidification?  What are the issues in acidification?

A: The pH of any liquid is the value of the substance that is used to get knowledge whether the substan...

Q: Summers in Mississippi are brutal. The statement: "It gets so hot and humid during the summer that t...

A: Introduction to the concept Humidity is the quantity of water vapor present in air. What is called h...

Q: ) In the Dictionary of Human Geography (2009), David Bell states:   Geography has long had a reputat...

A: The analysis of the links between humans, places and environments and how they differ between locati...

Q: 77. Which location would best fit the coordinates 12°S, 77°W? a. Paris, France b. Lima, Peru c. Miam...

A: An angle is formed its endpoint by rotating a ray. The starting position of a ray is called the init...

Q: List the factors that can lead to a major buildup of atmospheric pollution.

A: The entry of any harmful material is known as pollution. It can be either in solid, liquid or gaseou...

Q: Some scientists look at the boundary between two biological communities and see a sharp dividing lin...

A: The spatial extent to which an observer observes the Earth changes the ecological units' attributes ...