What is the difference between neritic and pelagic deposits? Give examples of lithogenous sediment found in each.

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A:  The Cold war was a state of geopolitical tension after the second World war been powers in the East...

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A: Many countries capture other countries for their own development, either by arm force or by using po...

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A: The salinity levels in an ocean depend on solar radiation, position on the Earth (latitude), and pre...

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

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

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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...

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A: It is the route for trains which connects the places. Mainly used for exporting and importing of goo...

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A: There are many vital features about Earth that make it a habitable planet in the solar system. Among...

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A: The glacier is a huge landmass covered with ice that slowly moves over land and is called the river ...

Q: What is a cyclone? An anticyclone?

A: ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES: Atmospheric disturbances are those which disturb the normal on-going of at...

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A: Due to the cooler air, high surface pressure is formed over the water surface. To composite it, the ...

Q: How and why are wind patterns different near the surface and in the upper atmosphere?

A:                      Global wind systems are created by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface or...

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...

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A: Limestone has been frequently used in the building processes throughout history, especially for monu...

Q: Why is important sustainability for travel 2021?

A: The term sustainability has huge meaning as it describes the present and the future situation of any...

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A: Cultural globalization is one way of integrating different worlds, in which other cultural habits, n...

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A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

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A: Inequality is the major social problem faced by people on the basis of caste, religion, creed, races...

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A: Water stress is when water is not met as the population demand weighs more than the amount/quality o...

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, ...

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A: Over 71% of Earth's surface covered by the hydrosphere. Oceans originated primarily from volcanic de...

Q: What causes climate to change – and how much can it change?

A: CLIMATE CHANGE: Climate change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condi...

Q: Can earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and their consequences be predicted?

A: EARTHQUAKE: Earthquake is not predicted; neither United States Geological Surveys nor any other scie...

Q: Explain what it would look like at the shoreline when the trough of a tsunami arrives there first. W...

A: SHORELINE: The line where land and sea meet is known as shoreline or coastline and the land that lie...

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A: Enduring is the other term that can be used in the place of weathering. It is the cycle that changes...

Q: The location of the largest hospital in the world.

A: HOSPITAL: The term 'hospital' has taken from the Latin word 'hospes," which means stranger or guest....

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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...

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A: Ocean- Sea is huge scope of ocean, It is a waterway which makes much out of a planet's hydrosphere. ...

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A: From the topmost layer to the center, the Earth has four distinct geological layers.

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A: Earth is divided into water and land, it is covered with 71% of water and 96% of water stored in the...

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A: Atmosphere- The vaporous envelope of a divine body, (for example, a planet). The entire mass of air ...

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A: The karst topography is mainly associated with rock are limestone, marble and gypsum. In general, th...

Q: Explain the basic concept of the Köppen climate classification system.

A: Climate classification is done to interpret the various activities which are associated with the cli...

Q: Summarize how the map of European states has changed in the last 100 years.

A: Europe has a very rich history of colonization. The states of Europe have colonized almost 80  perce...

Q: 3. How many people lived in Canada in 2001? 4. What percentage of Canadians live in urban areas?

A: POPULATION: The population is the number of people in an area. Therefore, 'population means a total ...

Q: Identify the causes of global water stress.

A: Water is the second name of life. It is essential for our daily life. We used water in every small o...

Q: Describe how humans are altering the Biosphere. Climate patterns, biodiversity, habitat destruction,...

A: There is large biodiversity on the earth. Earth has a lot of Biospheres some are aquatic and some ar...

Q: D. Explain how the Green Revolution led to higher yields of potato crops.

A: GREEN REVOLUTION: The green revolution is a revolution in agricultural production widely throughout ...

Q: List several geopolitical tensions that persist in Australia and Oceania.

A: The South and Central Pacific Ocean region comprise thousands of islands. Oceania is the mainland. A...

Q: 16. The dramatic increases in global grain production since 1950 have been made possible by substant...

A: GREEN REVOLUTION: Green Revolution is a revolution in agricultural production widely through out the...

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...