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Q: Specify the forces involved in creating ocean tides.

A: Tides are very long-period of waves that move through the oceans in response to the forces exerted b...

Q: Why are physical geographers interested in globalization of the economy?

A: GLOBALIZATION: Although globalization is a term usually restricted to economics and the social scien...

Q: Describe the relationship between the “steepness” of a pressure gradient and the speed of the wind a...

A: Ignoring the effect of inertia due to the mass of the air, we can say that the wind speed is mainly ...

Q: How does a talus cone form?

A: TALUS CONE: An outward sloping and accumulated heap or mass of rock fragments of any size or shape (...

Q: Why are dry climates much more extensive in North Africa than in any other subtropical location?

A: Nearly 30 percent of the land area of the world is covered by dry climates. The vast stretches of dr...

Q: What are the differences between the lithosphere (“plates”) and the asthenosphere?

A: LITHOSPHERE AND ASTHENOSPHERE: The earth's crust and the mantle's upper most layer were included und...

Q: 1. Natural Resources - How many and what types of natural resources are available?

A: RESOURCES: The term 'resource' in Economic Geography does not necessarily mean a valuable thing or a...

Q: What are the main effects of global warming in the Brazilian Amazon?

A: Global warming is a major threat to the world as a whole and Brazil, including the Amazon, is one of...

Q: Explain the formation of terminal moraines and recessional moraines

A: MORAINES: Moraine are accumulation of rock debris (till) carried or deposited by a glacier. The mate...

Q: Directions: Select the word or words with the closest meaning to the underlined word. 12. The Caucas...

A: In 1958, the Soviet Geographical Society officially proposed that the border between Europe and Asia...

Q: Construct a table listing the subdivisions of the pelagic and benthic environments and the physical ...

A: The pelagic environment is divided into distinctive life zones called as biozones. The benthic envir...

Q: What happens to the temperature of rising air? Of descending air? Why?

A: When the air rises, it expands because of less air above it. The expansion of air results in the dec...

Q: Exercise 1. Tick the correct answer:- (a) Which environment is made up of two words? (i) env and iro...

A: The term environment comes from the English word "Environment" which implies to surround. It pertain...

Q: Rocks that are acidic rocks such as granite used for what purpose of work?

A: Introduction Any rock is an acidic rock if it is either siliceous or having a high content of silica...

Q: 3. If I was to remove invasive species, add more habitat, and fix the stream bank of trotter creek (...

A: An invasive species also referred to as introduced species, foreign species, or exotic species, that...

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: What is the history of the culture Oceania?

A: The term Oceania lies outside Southeast Asia, which is the vast island of the Pacific. Oceania compr...

Q: Question 100 Which of the following describes the property of true shape on a map?   conformal equid...

A: Note: We will be answering the first question, since the exact one was not specified, please submit ...

Q: What is the difference between porosity and permeability?

A: Porosity: It is the ratio of voids or pore space in the soil or rock is known as porosity. Permeabi...

Q: Why do subarctic (Dfc) climates have such a wide annual temperature range?

A: CLIMATE: Climate is the average weather condition of the atmospheric elements over a vast region. Cl...

Q: Explain why the winds in the middle and upper troposphere tend to blow from west to east in both the...

A: CORIOLIS FORCE: The Coriolis force acts of moving winds and changes its direction. In the southern h...

Q: How magma is formed?

A: The magma is a molten or semi-molten material and is naturally formed inside the earth which leads t...