List and describe the different types of hydrothermal vents.

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A: Oxygen availability across the ocean's depths varies greatly due to decreasing availability of light...

Q: Where is the Indus River civilization found in what region of the world 

A: Indus river civilization is one of the oldest civilization in the world. It started somewhere in 330...

Q: Why are there tidal bulges on both sides of Earth (for example, not just the side of Earth that face...

A: Tides are caused by the gravitational force of the moon that pulls water which result in high tide a...

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 difference between vertically mixed and salt wedge estuaries in terms of salinity distr...

A: Earth hosts a variety of liquid water based on its salinity. So, estuaries are those water reservoir...

Q: Assuming that the long-term rate of displacement along the San Andreas Fault (about 3.5 cm/year) rem...

A: In the solution they given the rate of displacement of San Andreas Fault are 3.5 centimeters per yea...

Q: What is the history of the culture Oceania?

A: Oceania is a region that is made of thousands of islands and is located through the southern and cen...

Q: Explain the process of glacial plucking.

A: The glaciers undergo the process of erosion by different modes. One of the ways of erosion in glacie...

Q: Beginning with Alaska in 1867, America expanded well beyond the limits of the continental United Sta...

A: The period between 1867 and 1915 saw America expand its territorial control. This period was known a...

Q: What are proxy data? List several examples. Why are such data necessary for paleoclimatology studies...

A: The study concerned with the past climates is called paleoclimatology, while the proxy climates pres...

Q: What processes are responsible for soil creep?

A: Soil creeps are a type of movement of material in a very slow manner.

Q: Contrast the general species diversity in the tropical rainforest and boreal forest biomes.

A: The tropical forest biomes consist of rainforest that occurs in the tropics. They don't have any dry...

Q: What could be the main reason/reasons for the formation of African and Eurasian desert belt? 1. It i...

A: SUB-TROPICAL HIGH PRESSURE CELL: The subtropical high-pressure cells on Earth are generally between ...

Q: How do glaciers erode, transport, and deposit rock?

A: About 10% of land region around Earth's poles is occupied by glaciers and they are located in high m...

Q: What kind of forest resources are found in Bangladesh? Give one example of a forest resource and exp...

A: Bangladesh is abundant in different types of forest resources and forest management practices.

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A: FAULTS: A fault may be a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock. Faults allow the ...

Q: Describe the three types of motion in which progressive waves move. Which type includes waves at the...

A: A progressive wave is a type of wave that travels with no amplitude change across a medium.

Q: What is a glacial erratic?

A: The rocks that were taken away by ice or positioned elsewhere are glacial erratic, also simply calle...

Q: What is meant by the pluvial effects of the Pleistocene?

A: Pleistocene referred to as the ice age that lasted from  2,580,000 to 11,700 years ago. That period ...

Q: Examine the World Health Organization’s definition of pollution. Why does it need to be so specific?

A: The World Health Organization is part of the United Nations, which supervises global health issues a...

Q: Specify the places in the world where most icebergs form. What hazards do icebergs present? Explain.

A: Icebergs are the solid, floating, and intact ice of either continental ice shelf or glacier source. ...

Q: Cyclones

A: CYCLONES- Cyclone is a general term for a weather system in which winds rotate counterclockwise in t...

Q: What types of past environmental conditions can be inferred by studying cores of sediment?

A: Marine sediments are the deposit of insoluble material, rock and soil particles that are transported...

Q: What are the principal processes of mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: The mechanism of weathering turns stable rocks into sediments. In the chapter on Rocks, sediments we...

Q: How do physical features affect the growth of cities?

A: The cities are know to have appeared in the 6000 to 5000 BC, these were small and were found along t...

Q: Write the names of forest products you get in penugolu village

A: Penugolu Village is a hilly village along the river Godavari. It is located in the Khammam district ...

Q: How was proto-Earth different from Earth today?

A: A recent study by the Star and Planet Training Center (Starplan) at the "Globe Institute " in the "U...

Q: Describe the conditions that typically lead up to a geyser eruption.

A: A geyser is a spring which is characterized by the discharge of water that is ejected turbulently ac...

Q: Economics A researcher is able to observe selection bias. True or False

A: Selection bias occurs when the researcher purposively decides his participants instead of selecting ...

Q: Why did sea level fluctuate during the Pleistocene?

A: Glacial periods of pleistocene lowered the global sea level besides close to 130 meters below curren...