Q: What are the differences between a mid-ocean ridge and a hotspot?

A: The formation of geological features on the Earth's surface is mediated by the plates' internal acti...

Q: Describe and explain the processes involved that can change a mesa into a butte or pinnacle.

A: The mesa is an isolated flat-topped hill that is bouned y all sides by a steep escarpment and looks ...

Q: What are the positive and negative implications of the Philippine demography? Explain your answer.

A: Positive Implications In the Philippines, nearly 92 million people reside and the figure is 1.9% ri...

Q: Describe and explain at least one problem with Davis’s geomorphic cycle model of fluvial landform de...

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

Q: Discuss any one importance of soil texture in agricultural production

A: Soil is a crucial source for the assembly and growth of crops and plant. These are mixture of organi...

Q: Why is the Arctic one of the locations where the effects of global warming are being most keenly fel...

A: The impact of climate change and global warming is felt in the arctic due to the rising air and the ...

Q: What is meant by stream discharge?

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Q: Describe the pattern of air movement within the Hadley cells.

A: Hadley cells are the general circulation of tropical atmospheric winds that features the ring of air...

Q: What is meant by differential weathering?

A: Weathering is a process that weakens and removes the layers of a geological landmass by the action o...

Q: What is the future of Churpi being produced in Nepal?

A: Churpi is a Nepalese yak milk-based cheese product.

Q: Why are floods so important in the development of fluvial landforms?

A: Fluvial landforms are the features formed by a river's erosional-depositional process.

Q: What is the difference between a joint and a fault?

A: JOINTS- Joints are defined as cracks or fractures present in the rocks. These may be small-sized ext...

Q: What is the difference between pediment and piedmont zone?

A: Pediment and piedmont zones are two geological features formed of erosional-depositional processes o...

Q: 1.Explain the roles of mining sector in the Ethiopian sector. economy and the major constraints of t...

A: Mostly as diversification from agriculture, mining is essential to Ethiopia's economy. Mining actual...

Q: Briefly explain historical geography imagination of Europe and discuss the impact of Eurocentric map...

A: John Hobson appears to have rooted much foreign philosophy in diverse types of eurocentrism througho...

Q: Solve it early what are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

A: In terms of how we get the information, the Information Age or Age of Information (also known as Com...

Q: Pangea was no the first nor will it be the last, super continent. In the process of continental drif...

A: The earliest understanding of plate movement came through continental drift theory. The theory hypot...

Q: Sequence of soil formation

A: SOIL: Soil is the top most layer of the earth. It is formed by the the loose fragments of the rocks,...

Q: What factors account for the fact that most marine species inhabit the benthic environment?

A: Among all aquatic animals, 98 per cent exist on or on the ocean surface. These species are referred ...

Q: Explain what a commitment to warming means. What commitment to warming will Earth experience in the ...

A: A climate commitment describes the fact that the climate reacts due to climatic forces such as green...

Q: Which is alluvium a related term? a)stream b)earthquake c)air d)mountain

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Q: Explain why the trade winds and the antitrade winds blow in opposite directions?

A: The trade words or easterlies are east to west moving winds. These winds blow from the equatorial re...

Q: Along the Arctic Circle, how would the Sun appear during the summer solstice? During the winter sols...

A: Solstices arise while the axis of the Planet is precisely pointing to the Sun. This is during the or...

Q: Farming is possible on the Great Plains because of F its low elevation and plentiful rainfall G its ...

A: Most migrant travelers settled as farmers through the Oregon Trail. Those who lived in California or...

Q: Why would few depositional features be found in most V-shaped stream valleys?

A: A valley is an elonged low area that often is associated with hilly or mountainous regions. It consi...

Q: Describe how excess heat energy absorbed by Earth’s low-latitude regions is transferred to heat-defi...

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Q: Describe the thermocline, including where it occurs in the ocean.

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Q: Describe the three zones based on the availability of sunlight. Which one is where most marine life ...

A: Oceans on the Earth witness vertical layering because of the amount of sunlight that penetrates them...

Q: If there is a net annual heat loss at high latitudes and a net annual heat gain at low latitudes, wh...

A: The Hight latitudes of the earth do not get much heat due to less radiation of sun rays. There is no...

Q: Choose the correct answer. 1. Which of the following plants thrive in a cool and moist habitat? A. C...

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

Q: Describe and explain the process of knickpoint migration

A: Migration from knickpoints was long accepted as the primary solution to a sudden reduction of the ri...

Q: Describe the lifestyles of plankton, nekton, and benthos. Why does plankton account for a much large...

A: Whether in freshwater or marine water, the aquatic ecosystem comprises animals and plants that are p...

Q: Compare the forces that are directly responsible for creating horizontal and deep vertical circulati...

A: The oceans are the key factors to store or transfer the warmth energy from one place to a different ...

Q: What is the difference between a playa and a salina?

A: A playa is a pan, a flat and dry lake that has a bottom depression found in the interiors of the des...

Q: What is climate of sweden

A: Sweden is a Scandinavian country with diverse beauty of landforms like coastal islands, inland lakes...

Q: Explain why the Sun’s influence on Earth’s tides is only 46% that of the Moon, even though the Sun i...

A: TIDE: The alternate rise and fall of sea water are called tides. It is caused by the attraction of t...

Q: Why are maps useful to us?

A: Maps are diagrams representing the geographic realities of the Earth or any celestial body for studi...

Q: Why are mountainous areas that have experienced glaciation usually quite rugged?

A: Glaciers are predominant features of terrain landscapes and continental landscapes.

Q: Distinguish between an exotic stream and an ephemeral stream in a desert.

A: Desert Stream-  Desert stream only flow during rare but intense rainstorms and when they flow, only ...

Q: What are the positive impacts of population growth?

A: Population increase may also take on derogatory connotations, for example in third-world nations whe...

Q: How did geography and environment shape the rise and fall of civilizations and cultures in Africa an...

A: Civilization applies to dynamic cultures, but the concept is questionable. The arrival of civilizati...

Q: What are non-native species? Why can they be so damaging to ecosystems?

A: The non-native species that occupy the land are called invasive species they may naturally or delibe...