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Q: Look at the map of plate boundaries. follow a convergent boundary from one end to the other. Do the ...

A: The tectonic plates are large rigid slabs of a certain thickness found in the lithosphere layer. The...

Q: What is sonar used for?

A: Sound Navigation And Ranging or commonly called Sonar, is a technique that uses sound propagation fo...

Q: Explain the relationship between agriculture and the environment.

A: Agriculture is the process of growing crops to provide food. The type of crops grown in a particular...

Q: What is plagiarism? Lütfen birini seçin: O A. Acknowledging an assistance in creating an original wo...

A: Acknowledging assistance in creating original work is termed as acknowledgement. Examination of patt...

Q: What is the principle of uniformitarianism ?

A: The principle of uniformitarianism was developed by James Hutton along with Charles Lyell in the yea...

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A: Evolution of the Hawaiian islands by the action of hotspots. Hotspots are the region beneath the ear...

Q: How has geoscience factors control evolution of life which in turn continuously alter Earth’s surfac...

A: The planet Earth was not livable from the beginning of time. It has evolved geologically with time, ...

Q: What term refers to the total amount of material carried by the water of a stream or river? A. Capac...

A: A stream is a water body that flows on the earth's surface.

Q: Young-Earth creationists have found measureable amounts of Carbon-14 in which of the following? diam...

A: The age limit for which the radiocarbon dating is applicable is 50,000 years because a fossil will n...

Q: Why do earthquakes occur at plate boundaries?

A: Tectonism deals with the movement of plates that helps in defining the geological processes. These p...

Q: Is climate change the result of global warming or is it otherwise?

A: Climate is a long term prevailing weather condition an area. Climate change is the shift in the clim...

Q: An example of how living things can help clean up polluted water is? A. Driving more gas-powered veh...

A: The mixing of toxic pollutants with water is termed water pollution. This is mainly due to anthropog...

Q: The study of living organisms with the environment is known as? A. Ecosystem B. Environment C. Commu...

A: Ecosystem is defined as the structural and functional unit of ecology. It refers to the interaction ...

Q: Which layer of the Earth are the tectonic plates composed of?  options: a. Crust b. mantle c. core d...

A: The interior is categorized into the crust, the core, and the mantle. The tectonic activities shape ...

Q: What is the meaning of hydrogeology?

A: Geology Geology is the science of study of earth, its material, composition, structure of materials,...

Q: To what level will a well fill when drilled into the ground? A. Capillary fringe B. Hydraulic gradie...

A: Capillary fringe is the zone directly above the water table and just below the unsaturated vadose zo...

Q: Why are few deep stream channels cutting across basin floors in the basin-and-range desert?

A: Several climatic zones are existing on the Earth. Arid regions are such climatic zones where the rat...

Q: discuss the impact of global warming

A: Global warming is the result of the rising level of greenhouse gas pollution and is an environmental...

Q: What process is shown occurring at C, and why does it occur?

A: The given diagram essentially shows the different processes that occur in the lithospheric plate of ...

Q: Give eight importance of hydrogeology to environmental engineering?

A: Hydrogeology is the study of groundwater, its evolution and distribution over time and different geo...

Q: what is the what is the minimum number of alpha decays that occurred between the parent element of 2...

A: Alpha decay is a type of radioactive decay in which an atomic nucleus emits an alpha particle(helium...

Q: Analyze these two photomicrographs of ice crystals (snowflakes) by William Bentley (Fig. A3.2.5). 1....

A: Ice is a solid form of water. It is stable below 0°C temperature. Two types of ice are crystalline a...

Q: List down all human activities that may affect the quality and quantity of soil. Round up the activi...

A: Soils are thin layers that are a mixture of dead and decaying organisms, mineral content, water, and...

Q: 6.  A 3rd magnitude star appears 2.5 times brighter than a 4th magnitude star.     False    ...

A: The magnitude of a star is a unitless measurement of the star's brightness. Various stars in the uni...

Q: - SPOT Satellite Program 1- In two points, provide an explanation of how Earth Scientists can partic...

A: CNES, France designed a SPOT satellite program. The spot satellite program supports commercial remot...

Q: 1. Explain the different processes that occur along the divergent plate boundary. 2. Explain the dif...

A: In plate tectonics, a divergent boundary is a geologic feature where two tectonic plates are moving ...

Q: Carbon-14 decays into which element? Potassium Nitrogen Uranium Lead Helium

A: Carbon-14 is a radiocarbon, radioactive isotope of Carbon. The atomic nucleus contains 6 protons and...

Q: 21.  You observe a star in the disk of the Milky Way, and you want to plot the star on an H -R diag...

A: H-R diagram is a plot of stars, which includes their apparent brightness (luminosity) and surface te...

Q: 13.  Binary stars separated enough to be resolved in a telescope are called     spectroscopic b...

A: A binary star is an arrangement in which stars orbit around the common center of mass. Different met...

Q: In oceanic-continent convergence, the lower density continental plate is subducted beneath the ocean...

A: The earth is divided into crust, mantle, and core. The outermost part of the earth is the crust. It ...

Q: G 田回 1. The team from the American Museum of Natural History made a sculpted model of microraptor fr...

A:  We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question ...

Q: The Atlantic Ocean is expanding because

A: The Atlantic ocean is the second largest ocean, covering approximately 20 percent of the Earth's sur...

Q: Explain the vertical change in lithology of formations deposited on a continental shelf from} a. Lim...

A: Continental shelf is a low depth and nearly horizontal terrain that starts from the seaward from the...

Q: In the photo, as the moon journeys from position 5, does the portion of its illuminated side visible...

A: The phase of the Moon, also called the lunar phase, refers to the shape of the reflection of light f...

Q: The stratigraphic distributions of five different fossils identified in the 20 centimeter thick muds...

A: The given table represents a biostratigraphic column. Biostratigraphy is the study of the correlatio...

Q: Under what conditions is a rock more likely to deform plastically than to break?

A: Rocks behave differently under different stress conditions. It can undergo elastic deformation, plas...

Q: What is Belleville, Illinois longitude and latitude?

A: A geographical coordinate system defines a place located on the Earth's surface. It is a three-dimen...

Q: In the conglomerate below, in the marked pebbles Devonian, Carboniferous and Jurassic fossils have b...

A: A conglomerate is a sedimentary rock formed by the consolidation of Gravel size particles along with...

Q: A boat travels on a course of bearing N 528 409 E for a distanceof 238 miles. How many miles north a...

A: The horizontal angle between the direction of an object and another object with true north is called...

Q: How does the interrelatedness of the species help one value the environment?

A: The environment comprises physical factors such as soil, temperature, precipitation, and many more a...

Q: Where do two plates move apart from each other?

A: Divergent Plate Boundary If a rising limb is active beneath the lithospheric plate, it exerts an upt...

Q: How does grain size tell geologist if the rock was subjected to high or low metamophism temperature ...

A: Metamorphism is obtained from the Greek words, 'meta' meaning change, and 'morph' meaning form. It m...

Q: Base your answer on the diagram below, which shows the frontal boundary between mT and CP air masses...

A: A weather front is a transition between two different air columns over the Earth's surface. Each air...

Q: How will low albedo affect the temperature of the earth’s surface?

A: Albedo is the measure of how much solar radiation is reflected back from any surface without absorbi...

Q: What is the role of ozone layer in the stratosphere?

A: The ozone layer is situated in the lower level of the stratosphere and is made up of ozone, a gas co...

Q: What powers the hydrologic cycle? A. Earthquakes B. Gravity C. Internal heat D. Solar energy

A: Hydrologic cycle or water cycle is the continuous movement of water in different subsystems of the e...

Q: Where do you think is most of the world’s water located? Explain your answer with proof

A: The water bodies are the areas of accumulation of water, maybe saline or freshwater in nature. Water...

Q: Which one of the following is not a consequence of large earthquakes? landslides tsunamis O dimate c...

A: Earthquake is sudden movement of Earth's surface resulting from the energy released in the lithosphe...

Q: questions/need answer 1.characterize a typhoon 2.explain how typhoon is developed

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question s...

Q: What would have to happen if oceanic crust was not destroyed at oceanic trenches, but new crust was ...

A: According to the theory of plate tectonics, the Earth comprises several lithospheric plates. The lit...