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Q: Why are dry climates much more extensive in North Africa than in any other subtropical location?

A: Nearly 30 percent of the land area of the world is covered by dry climates. The vast stretches of dr...

Q: What is meant by teleconnections?

A: The concept teleconnection is also used in atmospheric science to describe climate ties between geog...

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: 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: Explain about the future prospects of Churpi, known as Himalayan Dog Chew which is produced in Nepal...

A: Churpi's a Himalayan traditional yak milk cheese. It is primarily eaten in the nepalese, Bhutanese a...

Q: What is the difference between a radiational inversion and an advectional inversion?

A: Inversion is a reversal in the normal behavior of temperature in the troposphere. As the sun sets th...

Q: Give any three suitable example of the intervening Opportunity that you ever obsessed around you

A: An intermediate opportunity leads a person migrating to pause at a point between both the place he/s...

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: In what way have the landforms in the Balkan Peninsula shaped the cultures of the region?

A: The Balkan is a geographic area of southeastern Europe, and it takes its name came from the Balkan m...

Q: What kind of storm symbol can be found off the coast of Virgina and North Carolina

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Q: Describe and explain the temperature and moisture characteristics of a maritime polar (mp) air mass

A: When the air gets the temperature and characteristics of the region which is associated with the hum...

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: geographic feature

A: According to the map, it shows a geographic feature that is said to be the river valley civilization...

Q: Compare the five major modes oftransportation.

A: The modes of transport are configured to transport either passenger or freight, however most modes m...

Q: Distinguish among weathering, mass wasting, and erosion

A: Land formation and degradation is a continuous and dynamic process on Earth. For this purpose, multi...

Q: Why do trees require so much more moisture to survive than grass?

A: Trees require large amounts of water or moisture contents s their survival depends mostly on water. ...

Q: About how much more energy is released during a magnitude 6 earthquake than during a magnitude 5 ear...

A: Earthquakes can be measured in a number of ways, the most widely used method for measuring an earthq...