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Q: Near which type of tectonic plate boundary would you expect to find normal faults?

A: Tectonic plates are the solid and thick structures that float over the asthenosphere which is compos...

Q: The state of ___________ is an excellent example ofa geographical area in the United States that has...

A: U.S. Satellite Laboratory Inc. was established in 1991.  

Q: What is the name of the map? And What does the bright green and the white represent?

A: The given map is the world map. The map is the representation of the real world in the form of objec...

Q: Explain the interrelationship that exists between climate, soil and vegetation.

A: The climate, soil, and vegetation are all included in the physical factors that are found in the env...

Q: Describe the position of the “hanging wall” and a “footwall” for a normal fault and a reverse fault.

A: A fault is a planar break or brokenness in a volume of rock across which there has been huge removal...

Q: Do you agree that humans are the stewards of the Earth? Explain your point of view.

A: here we discuss the many points for  humans are the stewards of the earth or not -pollution -weather...

Q: The youngest rocks on the Earth are found in   a. oceanic crust   b. continental crust   ...

A: Oceanic crust, the uppermost layer of Earth's lithosphere, located beneath the oceans and developed ...

Q: What features of plate tectonics is associated with volcanoes? a. ocean- continent subduction b.cont...

A: Earth's surface is made of several major and minor plates. There are 7 major plates and 20 minor pla...

Q: How would you classify the southern border of the USA? Is it Physiographic, Ethnocultural, or Geomet...

A: The boundary or border of a state defines as the physical limit of jurisdiction and sovereignty of a...

Q: In classic North American Models, the wealthier residents live near the CBD * O True O False

A: With the evolution of the cities, over time they have become more dynamic. In the 1920s, Ernest Burg...

Q: What is the difference between a mass extinction and a regular (background) extinction? Mass...

A: The astronomical, geological, and anthropogenic factors cause one or many species to change their po...

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A: Summer is the spring-autumn season as normally warm or heaty weather. The warmest of the 4 moderate ...

Q: Explain the driving force behind deforestation and habitat loss in the different subregions of South...

A: The permanent removal of trees over a large area is known as deforestation This includes clearing of...

Q: What are the seven controls of climate and provide a description of each?

A:                Climate refers to the mean weather in a given over a longer period of time. This weat...

Q: What do seismologists call the depth of an earthquake  (i.e. point of origin)?

A: Earthquake refers to the the motion of ground surface ranging from light tremors to wild or strong m...

Q: Communities in the Cascade Mountains are most likely located along transportation routes because the...

A: The Cascade Range, also known as the Cascades, is a major mountain range in western North America th...

Q: In what sedimentary environments would you expect to find carbonate muds?

A: Sedimentation is the process of accumulation and gathering of different types of materials in one pl...