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Q: Explain how rocks of similar age that are in different places can be matched up.

A: To geologists, a rock is a herbal substance composed of stable crystals of various minerals which…

Q: Summarize some of the possible consequences of global warming.

A: Global warming is the term used to describe both an alteration in the planet's climate and a…

Q: Distinguish among the four basic time units that make up the geologic time scale and explain why the…

A: INTRODUCTION: The geologic time scale is the “calendar” for events in Earth's history. It subdivides…

Q: San Antonio Corpus Christi a. 26 b. 28 c. 30 d. 32 and color coded for hurricane strength. August 23…

A: 4)Ans:30 *Figure 2's left side displays the sea surface temperatures. The location where the…

Q: This satellite image shows a large plume of windblown sediment over portions of Iran, Afghanistan,…

A: The erosional process of the area is described with points.

Q: Describe how satellites orbiting Earth can determine features on the seafloor without being able to…

A: The vast blue ocean that makes up more than 70% of our world is visible from space thanks to…

Q: Q2. Discontinuities include mechanical breaks or planes of weakness in the rock ™MO mass, while…

A: a) Explain and draw the effect of the following type of discontinuity on the rock material.…

Q: What animal group became the dominant land animals of the Cenozoic era?

A: Successive arrangements of stratigraphic and time units as the standard reference for worldwide…

Q: Summarize some of the possible consequences of global warming.

A: Greenhouse gases have develops a protective layer surrounding the earth and take infrared radiation.…

Q: Why are seafloor sediments useful in the study of past climates? Aside from seafloor sediments, list…

A: The high-resolution record of past climatic variation is provided by finely varved sediments from…

Q: Importance of soil in the development of rural settlements

A: Soil is a natural resource which can be called to be our life support system. It provides the…

Q: What are the major components of clean, dry air? List two significant variable components.

A: MAJOR COMPONENT OF CLEAN, DRY AIR:The essential and major components of clean and dry air. It…

Q: How do a wave’s speed, wavelength, and height change as the wave moves into shallow water and…

A: Shallow water regions that are capable of maintaining aquatic vegetation waterward of the usual high…

Q: TRUE OR FALSE  13. Most quiet or effusive eruptions are characterized by the extrusion of mafic…

A: Lava is the material that arrives at the Earth's surface from it's inside through breaks and cleft.

Q: Is either of the following statements true? Are they both true? Explain your answer. a. Wind is more…

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Q: List and describe the major features of the deep-ocean basin

A: The deep ocean basin is usually covered with piles of sediments. Some important features associated…

Q: Distinguish between the eye and eye wall of a hurricane.

A: Cyclones are rotating storms, which is an individual low-pressure disturbance consisting of wind,…

Q: The Clean Air Act of 1963 was an improvement over the Air Pollution Control Act of 1955 because it O…

A: The  Air Pollution Control Act of 1955 is considered to be the first federal legislation that…

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Q: What is the most important erosional agent in deserts?

A: Important erosional agent in deserts: Running water is still the most important agent of erosion in…

Q: Albuquerque, New Mexico, receives an average of 20.7 centimeters (8.07 inches) of rainfall annually.…

A: Usually, arid and semi-arid regions come in the category of dry climates like desert areas. The…

Q: Distinguish between the eye and eye wall of a hurricane.

A: Climatology is the field of science which studies about the climate and weather conditions over a…

Q: Write a statement describing how spreading rates affect ridge topography.

A: Ridge topography largely gets affected by the spreading rates.

Q: Identify two groups of reptiles that returned to life in the sea.

A: Mesozoic Era is the era of middle life and the Age of Reptiles. Ends with the extinction of the…

Q: What are crevasses, and where do they form?

A: Glacier is one of the natural agents that control geological work such as erosion, transportation…

Q: Use the Venn diagram provided here to compare and contrast erosion, transport, and deposition in…

A: Erosion, transportation, and deposition are three processes of denudation. These three processes are…

Q: Define fossil and discuss the conditions that favor the preservation of organisms as fossils. List…

A: DEFINITION:  Fossils are the remains or traces of ancient life that have been preserved by natural…

Q: Describe two components of glacial movement.

A: A glacier is a large, flowing mass of ice that is being drawn downward by gravity while inwardly…

Q: Describe the formation of each labeled feature

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Q: Describe and give an example of a passive continental margin.

A: About 70% of the earth's surfaces consist of oceans and seas. Oceans are the major water bodies…

Q: What term applies to all of geologic time prior to the Phanerozoic eon? Why is this span not divided…

A: Successive arrangements of stratigraphic and time units as the standard reference for worldwide…

Q: List and discuss some of the different local vs. global effects of volcanic eruptions.  What were…

A: A volcano is a crack in the crust of the Earth where eruptions take place. Worldwide, there are…

Q: Distinguish between weather and climate.

A: The atmosphere is defined as the thin layer of life providing a gaseous envelope that surrounds the…

Q: What was the best source of data showing Ice Age climate cycles?

A: Glacier is one of the natural agents that control geological work such as erosion, transportation…

Q: Assuming that the average speed of sound waves in water is 1500 meters (4900 feet) per second,…

A: A sound wave is the example of unsettling influence brought about by the development of energy going…

Q: Define dry climate. How extensive are the desert and steppe regions of Earth?

A: Usually, arid and semi-arid regions come in the category of dry climates like desert areas. Some…

Q: 25 33 45.67N, 01 45 36.33E A Either faulting or folding B) Folding Neither faulting nor folding (D)…

A: The correct answer is option B.  At 25 33 45.67N, 01 45 36.33E shows folding.  It is the area South…

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Q: List the four layers of oceanic crust and explain how oceanic crust forms and how it differs from…

A: The four layers of oceanic crust are: An upper sedimentary layer. A thin uppermost volcanic layer…

Q: What are the three major topographic provinces of the ocean floor?

A: INTRODUCTION: Ocean floor topography refers to the different forms in which the ocean floor bottom…

Q: What group of geologists were the least receptive to the continental drift hypothesis? Why?

A: The continental drift theory is proposed by Alfred Wegner in 1910. He suggested that at the…

Q: List the major developments in the history of life during the Paleozoic era.

A: Successive arrangements of stratigraphic and time units as the standard reference for worldwide…

Q: Describe two aspects of Wegener’s continental drift hypothesis that were objectionable to most Earth…

A: The two aspects of Wegener's continental drift hypothesis  which were objectionable to most Earth…

Q: How might volcanism lead to global warming?

A: Greenhouse gases have develops a protective layer surrounding the earth and take infrared radiation.…

Q: What term is applied to the masses of rock protruding from the water in this photo? How did they…

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Q: What is the effect of wave refraction along an irregular coastline?

A: Wave refraction is a change in the direction of the progressive wave as it travels across various…

Q: Summarize the nature and cause of the atmosphere’s changing composition since about 1750. Describe…

A: The Industrial Revolution which began in Europe in 1750, have contributed substantially to the…

Q: How might building a dam on a river that flows to the sea affect a coastal beach?

A: The coastal beach becomes narrower due to reduced sediment supply and the cliffs behind it become…

Q: Outline the basic processes involved in heating the atmosphere.

A: The given question outlines the fundamental processes involved in heating the atmosphere.

Q: Discuss the possibility of mistakes and waste occurring in an IS environment, as well as the…

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