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Q: How do wetlands contribute to the biology of the oceans and the cleansing of polluted river water?
A: A wetland is a particular environment that is overwhelmed by water, either forever or occasionally, ...
Q: Technically, what must a biogenous ooze contain to be classified as ooze? What other component do al...
A: Oozes are generally liquid mud that is transformed into fine-grain power he dried up.
Q: 3. Which of the survey systems would be most likely to produce a linear settlement pattern? O Long L...
A: LINEAR SETTELMENT PATTERN: Linear settlement patterns sometimes developed along the lines of communi...
Q: Describe the main environmental problems China faces today, and compare them with environmental chal...
A: Main environmental problems in China: ...
Q: Why is there a scarcity of surface drainage in karst areas?
A: The standard karst landscape is characterized by a bare soil with a lack of rich vegetation, a thin ...
Q: Contrast the internal and external processes shaping Earth’s surface.
A: Earth took millions of years to get the present shape, it went through various slow and steady pro...
Q: What's the impact of geography in the surrender at appomattox.
A: In northern Virginia, the battle at Appomattox was one of the final legs in American civil war histo...
Q: Describe and explain the general cross section of an unanchored desert sand dune. Be sure to contras...
A: Sand dunes: Sand dunes are a feature of dessert topography. Sand dunes are hills ...
Q: Describe the origin, composition, and distribution of biogenous sediment.
A: Biogenous sediments are sediments which are remained parts or skeleton of microscopic and macroscopi...
Q: How can GIS be used to facilitate the siting of public and private facilities and to resolve dispute...
A: Geographical Information System is a scientific tool developed to identify Earth's condition or patt...
Q: How does moisture in cohesive soils affects the plasticity?
A: The fine-grained soil types have strong intergranular adhesive forces called cohesive soil. The most...
Q: What is the role of longshore transport in the distribution of sand on the beach?
A: Longshore is the current which is formed by the train of waves, and it is generally moved from north...
Q: Explain the stages of progression that result in calcareous ooze existing below the CCD.
A: Ooze is found in the oceans, it is mud formed from the hard structure of living organisms, after dep...
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A: Volcano- A volcano is a place where gases, ashes, or molten rock material-lava escape to the ground....
Q: Why does the leeward side of a sand dune (the slip face) have a steeper slope than the windward side...
A: SAND DUNES: A Sand dune is an essential feature formed by the depositional work of wind. It is a mou...
Q: Land is considered a resource because it A) is used to produce things B) requires labor to be useful...
A: Introduction - Land is considered as resources as it provides habitat for various flora and faunas. ...
Q: Describe the characteristics of an easterly wave.
A: Atmospheric Wave- It is a disturbance in the atmosphere due to changes in factors like temperature...
Q: How can a wildfire be beneficial to a forest?
A: FOREST FIRE: Forest fire is also known as wild, bush, and vegetation fire. This phenomenon is occurr...
Q: Describe the characteristics and global distribution of permafrost.
A: PERMAFROST: The permafrost is the permanent ground ice in the areas where the temperature is always ...
Q: What are the conditions needed for the formation of a tropical cyclone? Why do most middle latitude ...
A: CONDITIONS ARE : 1. SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN 27 DEGREE CELSIUS 2. PRESENCE OF CORIOLIS F...
Q: What is an exotic species?
A: Species: A biological species is a group of organisms that can reproduce with one anoth...
Q: Describe characteristics and features of the mid-ocean ridge, including the difference between ocean...
A: Mid-oceanic ridge is indeed the longest mountain chain in the world spanning over 65,000 km, with ov...
Q: What factors contributed to racial mixing in Latin America, and where are the areas of strongest Ame...
A: there is a diverse combination of the Amerindian population; they have both continental ancestry wit...
Q: What is the focus of the study of geomorphology?
A: Geomorphology: It is the study of landform evolution on the Earth. The wo...
Q: What are Milankovitch cycles and in what ways might they help explain past climate change?
A: Milankovitch cycles depict the aggregate impacts of changes in the Earth's developments on its envir...
Q: What are the differences among forest, woodland, and shrubland?
A: a) Forests have a high density of flora and fauna. b) Due to enough foliage, there is dark and spars...
Q: Explain the long-term process of plant succession in an infilling lake.
A: A succession of plants in freshwater, including in oxbow lakes as well as kettle lakes, is indeed a ...
Q: What geographic factors explain the locations of early industry in Europe?
A: The industrial revolution has started in the country of Europe. It has invented the new modern econo...
Q: How is dendrochronology used in studies of past climate?
A: Dendrochronology is the field that studies or analyzes the growth of rings of the trees and interpre...
Q: Why is it important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Are these energies controllable/main...
A: Energy budget- An energy financial plan portrays how energy is changed starting with one state then ...
Q: Describe several possible solutions to the problem offeeding a growing human population.
A: Population Growth- Population growth is the major problem of the human, after industrialization, th...
Q: How has Australia’s immigrant flow changed in the last 50 years?
A: Australian immigration: Australian immigration is as long as...
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: What are the general differences in climate associated with the tropical savanna and midlatitude gra...
A: KOPPEN'S CLIMATIC CLASSIFICATION: According to Koppen's modified system, the mid-latitude grassland ...
Q: How do air masses form?
A: AIR MASSES: An air mass is a big air body that is typically the same humidity, temperature, and dens...
Q: Describe divergent plate movements in detail.
A: The plates form the exterior layer of the earth, the lithosphere. The intense currents within the mo...
Q: What is the evidence for—and possible consequences of—present-day climate change?
A: Environmental change is a drawn out move in worldwide or local environment designs. Regularly enviro...
Q: What are the three factors that affect seawater density? Describe how each factor influences seawate...
A: The density of seawater is affected by the three factors such as temperature, salinity, and pressure...
Q: How do the hadley cells fit in with the general circulation patterns of wind and pressure around the...
A: The Hadley cell, named after George Hadley, is a worldwide scale tropical climatic dissemination tha...
Q: What are the Malthusian, Marxist, and neo-Malthusian perspectives, and what are the components of de...
A: There are many theories describing the ideology of Society. After the first world war, every country...
Q: Explain why many marine pollution experts consider oil among the least damaging pollutants in the oc...
A: Marine pollution is a combination of chemicals and various garbage. These materials are coming from ...
Q: List the advantages and disadvantages of the different kinds of renewable energy.
A: The renewable energy is the future. Due to the dismantling of the balance of the ...
Q: What are the Effects of Land Drainage?
A: Land drainagte or a system of land drainage is used to allow water in a wet or...
Q: what is discovery ?
A: DISCOVERY: Discovery is an act or learning of experiments, ideas, and thinking which led to the find...
Q: Briefly describe the three main forms of clouds: cirrus clouds, stratus clouds, and cumulus clouds; ...
A: Clouds: A cloud is an aerosol consisting of a mass of liquid droplets, frozen crystals,...
Q: what is gravitational water?
A: There is water in large non-capillary pores on soil, which is free in draining as there is insuffici...
Q: What are the four main types of mass wasting and what factors influence each?
A: Mass wasting is the removal of material on large scale from the elevated area, and material slides d...
Q: Why are some playas in the basin-and-range desert so salty?
A: PLAYA: Playa is one type of lake; it is also called a pan or dry lake. When rivers forming a centri...
Q: List the major characteristics and patterns of diffusion of Islam.
A: They are based on Judeo - Christian religions and have the monotheistic message. They follow some sa...
Q: What are the major advantages and disadvantages of the growth of South Asia’s megacities?
A: A megacity defines as a city whose population is more than a rationally sized country. The people of...
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LOOK AT THE MAP OF EUROPE IN 1923 AND ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS.
-Which losing countries were most affected in your territory?
- From which country was a greater number of new countries formed?
-What do you think happened to the people who one day belonged to one country and the next to another? How could it affect them?
-How would something like this affect you?
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