Sketch the pattern of surface wind belts on Earth, showing atmospheric circulation cells, zones of high and low pressure, the names of the wind belts, and the names of the boundaries between the wind belts.

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A: The establishment of a new channel in Kra Isthmus will minimize time, distance and navigation. Malac...

Q: Question : Which one of the following factors is responsible for almost all the weather changes on t...

A: For millions of years, climate change on global basis has usually happened quite slowly. Analysis re...

Q: Explain what a commitment to warming means. What commitment to warming will Earth experience in the ...

A: A climate commitment describes the fact that the climate reacts due to climatic forces such as green...

Q: Define shrinkage limit.

A: The shrinkage limit is defined as the content of water in which changes the soil from a semi-solid t...

Q: Describe the conceptual framework of world regional geography.

A: World regional geography is a branch of geographic sciences that focuses on the cultural and nationa...

Q: Where is the majority of infrastructure roads tracks and canals being built?

A: Development in terms of infrastructure, road, rail tracks, and canals is part of global sustainable ...

Q: What is happening to the San Andreas fault line? Are there other places in the world that have simil...

A: SAN ANDREAS FAULT LINE: The transform boundaries or shear plate margins are such margin comes into b...

Q: Describe the three different types of breakers and indicate the slope of the beach that produces eac...

A: Breaker is a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore. Waves generally break near the...

Q: How did the Great Rift Valley get its name?

A: The Great African Rift Valley is named after a 6,000 km deep, continuing geological trench, which ex...

Q: What causes Earth’s magnetic field?

A: Earth's magnetic field that is also called the geo-magnetic field is a field that extends from the i...

Q: How do different theories of landform development explain changes in the fluvial landscape?

A: There are various theories that explain the development of the landforms, such as the William Morris...

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: 3) Compare and contrast the North American and Latin American revolutions.

A: North American revolution happened in 18th century and the American colonies declared their independ...

Q: What factors contribute to worldwide sea level rise? Based on tide measurements, how much sea level ...

A: Sea level rise is a major effect of climate change. The higher the sea level would impact on various...

Q: What is a proglacial lake?

A: Lakes are freshwater reservoirs formed out of different types of geological activities.

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: Describe the pattern of air movement within the Hadley cells.

A: Hadley cells are the general circulation of tropical atmospheric winds that features the ring of air...

Q: What is the smallest country in the world?

A: A country's size is defined by the total surface area bounded by the administrative boundaries.

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

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Q: Explain why the trade winds and the antitrade winds blow in opposite directions?

A: The trade words or easterlies are east to west moving winds. These winds blow from the equatorial re...

Q: Describe the positions of the sun, Moon, and earth that produce the highest high tides and the lowes...

A: Two high tides, as well as two low tides every day, are observed in most areas, but not in everyplac...

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: Another important determinant of productivity is the availability of solar radiation. Why is biologi...

A: Photic zone is the zone of the epipelagic zone of sunlight concentration as it's the uppermost layer...

Q: In what ways is altitude more important in determining a highland climate than latitude?

A: The climate of any highland area is normally directly linked to that of their adjoining lowland espe...

Q: Although the terms ocean and sea are sometimes used interchangeably, what is the technical differenc...

A: The Sea and the Ocean constitute major water bodies on Earth. Both are saline in nature and part of ...

Q: How is it possible for entrenched meanders to form?

A: An entrenched river or a stream flows through a narrow trench or a valley to cut into a plain. Due t...

Q: What is meant by stream discharge?

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