Is Earth’s atmosphere heated from above or below? Explain.

Q: List several significant problems with current fisheries management practices. How can fisheries man...

A: The significant problems with current fisheries management practices fishing is over the limit Addi...

Q: Where is Arches National Park in?

A: ARCHES NATIONAL PARK IS IN USA    

Q: Is there scientific consensus about human-caused climate change? Explain.

A: Climate Change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condition,' which mea...

Q: Outline the ways in which the patterns of population growth in South Asia have changed over the past...

A: The growth of population between 1980- 1985 and 2000-2005 was the result of these high demographic g...

Q: If the Mid-Atlantic Ridge continues to spread at the same rate into the future (about 2.5 centimeter...

A: RIDGE FOUND IN MIDDLE OF ATLANTIC OCEAN WHICH IS THE LARGEST OCEAN IN TERMS OF TRADE

Q: What is an environmental bioassay? What are some drawbacks to using an environmental bioassay to det...

A: A bioassay mainly uses a biological organism to test for chemical toxicity.Environmental bioassay is...

Q: Thinking Analytically Magellan’s crew kept very careful records of their circumnavigation, yet when ...

A: The famous Portuguese Explorer of the 16th Century gave the first evidence and testimony of the Eart...

Q: What are Rossby waves?

A: Waves- In material science, arithmetic, and related fields, a wave is a spreading dynamic unsettling...

Q: Contrast an aquifer with an aquiclude.

A: Aquifer- An aquifer is an underground layer of rock that holds groundwater. Groundwater is a downpou...

Q: The Odum brothers are part of the foundation of the systems theory widely known for the study of eco...

A: Ecology refers to the system to which all living organisms are bounded. It studies the interrelation...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of wave terminology, draw a diagram of a simple progressive wave fr...

A: A periodic rise and fall with disturbance and through a medium with undulations call as a wave. Wave...

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: Thinking Analytically What would tides be like near an amphidromic node? In Tahiti, for instance.

A: INTRODUCTION: Tides are the periodic rise and fall in the level of the oceans and seas, caused by th...

Q: Explain how trade blocs are reshaping the region’s geopolitics.

A: Trade blocs are a type of agreement among the countries where trade barriers reduce to favor the par...

Q: ecologically what could be the reason for mountain gorillas be endangered ?

A: Ecological balance is very much essential to maintain the ecosystem of the earth, disturbance at any...

Q: Geography Question

A: Regional Geography includes the formation of a region, development, and its history. Learn about the...

Q: Describe and explain the South Asian monsoon.

A: MONSOON: The word monsoon is taken from the Arabic word 'Mausim', meaning 'season. Thus, monsoons ar...

Q: Why do af climates have rain all year, but aw climates have rain only in the high-Sun (summer) seaso...

A:  Koppen classification- Koppen classified the climate into many groups according to temperature and ...

Q: Describe the general location, temperature characteristics, precipitation characteristics, and main ...

A: The Mediterranean climate also calls as the dry summer subtropical climate. It found on the five par...

Q: explain the process of frost wedging.

A: Frost freeze within rocks is one of the main causes that lead to rocks fragmentation. Frost means fr...

Q: Why are polar climates so dry?

A: Characteristics of polar climates: lack of warm summers average temp less than 10 c cool summers ve...

Q: Explain how heavy rainfall can trigger a landslide or slump.

A: Weathering- Weathering processes are conditioned by many complex geological, climatic, topographic,c...

Q: Construct a table that shows the various types of hydrogenous sediment and list both their origin an...

A: Hydrogenous sediments:                                        Hydrogenous sediments are created from...

Q: Discuss five important human modifications of the Southwest Asian and North African environment, and...

A: The five human adjustments that have influenced this southwest Asia and North African district are t...

Q: What is insolation?

A: Temperature refers to the degree or intensity of heat in the climate. The primary source of heat in ...

Q: How does the ocean’s biological pump work to help reduce global warming?

A: The Earth's oceans have an excellent inherent potential to extract carbon and trap it deep into the ...

Q: What is the term for the process of creating maps called? O geography O topography O cartography O g...

A: Map creation is one of the most fundamental parts of spatial analysis in geography and allied subjec...

Q: In what ways is an increase in altitude similar to an increase in latitude?

A: Altitude is the height of the mark measured from the sea level. Latitude is the imaginary line on th...

Q: Why might the lateral moraines left by a Pleistocene mountain glacier be more prominent today than t...

A: Moraines are the depositional sediments that are deposited by the glacier. Moraines are the accumula...

Q: Identify the concepts and data important to documenting changes in the economic and social developme...

A: Economic development- The point of monetary advancement is to improve the material ways of life by r...

Q: Why is the development of internal waves likely within the pycnocline?

A: Internal waves are those waves which are flow in the interior of the ocean. They occur when the wate...

Q: Describe the components of soils.

A: SOIL: Soil may define as a loose covering of the earth's crust on which plants and organisms, includ...

Q: Sketch a labeled diagram to explain the cause of Earth’s seasons.

A: Earth is the only planet in the solar system which is characterized by various cycles, systems, and ...

Q: Distinguish between mutualism and parasitism.

A: Symbiosis is a close alliance or correlation between two or more unrelated living organisms living t...

Q: What is a drainage basin (watershed)? A drainage divide?

A:                      A drainage basin is an area of land where precipitation collects and drains off...

Q: What are some causes of long-term climate change?

A: Environment fluctuation remembers all the varieties for the environment that last more than particul...

Q: Describe the strength values for various consistency of clay such as soft and stiff.

A: Soil consistency is the strength with which soil materials are held together or the opposition of so...

Q: Explain the process of frost wedging.

A:  Frost wedging is one typical form of physical or mechanical weathering. The idea that the water ris...

Q: Describe the differences in earthquake magnitudes that occur between the three types of plate bounda...

A: The magnitude of an earthquake reflects the amount of energy released, measured by the moment magnit...

Q: Why are the hottest and coldest places on Earth over land and not over water?

A: Death valley, California is the hottest place on the earth and Antarctica is the coldest place on th...

Q: Under what conditions does condensation take place?

A: Condensation-  Condensation is the transformation of water vapor into water is called condensation. ...

Q: how do midocean ridges and oceanic trenches fit in with the idea of seafloor spreading?

A: SEAFLOOR SPREADING: The concept of seafloor spreading develops by H.M. Hess, an American geologist, ...

Q: What resulted from the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

A: The Battle of Horseshoe Bend occurred on March 27, 1814, viably finished Creek protection from Ameri...

Q: What type of landforms are the round steep depressions? why do lakes form depressions around them?

A: KARST TOPOGRAPHY: In limestone countries, the work of groundwater is most significant. The limestone...

Q: 1. Explain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar. 2. N...

A: Nanaimo and Vancouver both are situated in Canada and are located on the east pacific coast and the ...

Q: Why is the urban environment of Central Asia changing so rapidly?

A: Urbanization is one of the fast-growing social phenomena. It is the result of modernization, globali...

Q: Why can a retreating glacier continue to erode and transport rock?

A: The glacier retreat is a process when the glacier does not add new ice mass to its terminal.

Q: Why are tropical cyclones common along the east coasts of continents in the midlatitudes, but not al...

A: TROPICAL CYCLONE: A tropical cyclone is formed only with warm ocean water. Since the east coasts of ...

Q: How is the Köppen system used to classify climate?

A: The Earth has diverse vegetation and temperature-precipitation regimes, which results in various cli...

Q: what is discovery ?

A: DISCOVERY: Discovery is an act or learning of experiments, ideas, and thinking which led to the find...