What are the four main disciplines or subfields of study in oceanography?

Q: With how much ease and ability do ideas, goods, and people flow in and out of the Korean Peninsula?

A: Peninsula is the landmass that is connected to the land on one side, and by three sides it is surrou...

Q: What is an exotic species?

A: Species:              A biological species is a group of organisms that can reproduce with one anoth...

Q: What is loess? Where it can be found?

A: When the grains of sand is very fine and light, the wind carries them over a very long distance and ...

Q: 2. What are four ways that landforms on the continents and oceans can change? Type vour answer hi

A: Continental landforms are located on the land surface and they occur due to geomorphic processes tha...

Q: Describe the physical geographic characteristics of the region known as Oceania.

A: Oceania is the region which includes Australia,and is under the Pacific,vast body of water that is l...

Q: Identify which of Earth’s spheres interact in the following events. 1. Photosynthesis 2. Erosion 3....

A: The processes occurring on Earth have the involvement of multiple spheres of the planet, including t...

Q: How does orogenesis or mountain-building occur? Why does this phenomenon occur only on continental-c...

A: PLATE TECTONIC: The plate tectonic theory is a comprehensive theory that explains the origin of vari...

Q: Summarize the major forces shaping recent migration patterns within the region.

A: Migration:                   Migration is the movement of people from one place to live in another. ...

Q: How did the decline of China during the 1800s affect the geopolitical structure of East Asia?

A: The geopolitical situation is the study of the political situations with reference to geographical c...

Q: What are the different ethnicities in America?

A: Ethnicity refers to the social groups which are bind together on the basis of caste, race, culture, ...

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...

Q: Identify the major characteristics of Europe’s current economic and social crisis.

A: Europe is one of the highest developed regions in the world, developments have their own clause and ...

Q: Describe the obstacles to Caribbean political or economic integration.

A: The Caribbean region is located between North America and the South American continent. the region i...

Q: Geography has "site and situation", so I need the site and situation of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

A: Site and Situation- " Site " refers to the intrinsic characteristics of the location. While "Situati...

Q: What causes liquefaction during an earthquake?

A: Liquefaction- The way toward making something, particularly a gas, fluid. Transformation of soil int...

Q: What is the type of fault in picture -14 Horst and Graben fault O Parallel fault O

A: Faults:              When the earth’s crust cracks, faulting takes place. A fault is a planar fractu...

Q: Describe the formation of an inselberg.

A: An isolated hill, low mountain or ridge, is an inselberg that sharply protrudes from a practically f...

Q: What is cation exchange capacity and how does it relate to soil fertility?

A: Soil fertility- Inherent capacity of soil to supply essential nutrients to the plants in an adequate...

Q: Explain major urban land-use patterns in alarge city such as Moscow.

A: The arrangement or uses of the land in the productive manner is known as the land-use pattern. The l...

Q: 15. Which staple grain has historically supported the largest number of people and grows at a latitu...

A: STAPLE GRAINS: Staple grains are those food grains that make up the world's population diet, such as...

Q: How has life shaped Earth – and how has Earth shaped life?

A: Earth is more complex then all the other solar systems.  Here on the earth surface life survival is ...

Q: Identify key environmental issues facing North Americans and connect these to the region’s resource ...

A: North America is one of the developed regions of the world, mainly the U.S.A and Canada are develope...

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: 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: Provide examples of major cultural homelands (rural) and ethnic neighborhoods (urban) within North A...

A: Cultural homeland means the area of native land or which site is particularly meant for their cultur...

Q: . What did civilizations have to do if there was not enough rainfall to secure the health of a crop ...

A: The landmark development of human civilization and evolution occurred when humans started producing ...

Q: What is meant by the term global warming?

A: Global warming refers to the slowly warming of the Earth's surface, atmosphere, and oceans. Earth ha...

Q: Why is tropical rainforest loss a major environmental concern today?

A: Tropical Rainforest-Tropical rainforest occurs in the area which receives heavy rainfall. They are s...

Q: Explain the study population?

A: Demography is a human geography subject that seeks to ascertain and evaluate the attributes, structu...

Q: Describe the most common types of cosmogenous sediment and give the probable source of these particl...

A: Cosmogenous sediments are formed by the particles coming from external sources in space. These are d...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A: Mudflow, stream of water that contains a lot of suspended particles and sediment. It has a higher th...

Q: what is human ecology ?

A: Ecology refers to the system of the interdependency of all living organisms which are existing in th...

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A: Agricultural is highly regulated by the climate, the different climatic condition has different crop...

Q: TYPES OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION What is the contrast between industrial development, urban growth, ...

A: Environmental Pollution- It is something that brings harm to our environment, it is an excessive add...

Q: How is climate change affecting glaciers today?

A: Glacier-Glaciers are large landmass covered with snow. When precipitation occurred at low temperatur...

Q: List the three countries using the most oil, coal, and natural gas.

A: The non-renewable resources of energy are oil, coal and natural gas. The non-renewable resources are...

Q: What physical conditions create brackish water in the Baltic Sea and hypersaline water in the Red Se...

A: Physical factors play a very important role in framing any phenomena on the earth's surface. Though ...

Q: Which geological feature would most likely occur at this boundary

A: Divergent boundaries are found where two tectonic plates move apart from each other, these plates ar...

Q: Outline the ways in which religion divides Central Asia, and describe how religious diversity has in...

A: Nearly about 1,300 years Islam was the dominant region over central Asia. It affects their teachings...

Q: Compare the climate, vegetation, and agricultural conditions of Russia’s European west with those of...

A: CLIMATE: Climate of Russia's European west is continental type of climate but is only prevalent in E...

Q: Describe the locational, environmental, and climate factors that together help make the Caribbean a ...

A: CLIMATIC FACTORS: It has a tropical climate - Hot and sunny weather all year round but most islands ...

Q: What are the impacts of volcanic hazards to the community? to people?

A: VOLCANIC HAZARD: A volcanic hazard is the phenomena in which a volcanic eruption or different geophy...

Q: Discuss how major river and rail corridors have shaped the geography of population and economic deve...

A: River corridor- It is the area around and the area adjacent to a river. From which communication and...

Q: Examine the notion that health geography extends the sub-discipline of medical geography beyond its ...

A: INTRODUCTION: Health geography is a subdiscipline of human geography; It deals with the interaction ...

Q: Identify the key environmental differences between the island portions of East Asia (Japan and Taiwa...

A: Asia is one of the largest continents in the world, due to its vastness it has lots of diversity in ...

Q: What unique atmospheric conditions prevented Christopher Columbus from setting foot on the continent...

A: Christopher Columbus, a man from Italy, is revered in the annals of history for discovering the grea...

Q: Map the major religions of the region to show the ways in which religions from other parts of the wo...

A: Religion is the major element of the culture, and t is the most sensitive element for humans, humans...

Q: From memory, construct a map showing the world’s five subtropical gyres, including nearby continents...

A: Gyre:        A gyre is a large system of rotating ocean currents. There are five major subtropical g...

Q: Why has South Asia experienced so many insurgencies since the end of British rule in 1947?

A: The "British East India Company" was commissioned to Asia and India in 1600. The spices, cotton, sil...

Q: Explain why upwelling areas are associated with an abundance of marine life.

A: Upwelling zones- It is the wind-driven motion of dense, cold, and nutrient rich zone in water. These...