Which of the following is an example of a population? Select one: a. a flock of birds b. an ant in the tree c. a student in a room d. mango tree

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A: In the earth, mainly two processes act. These are endogenic processes acting inside the earth and ex...

Q: can you help me cite the "veldt" by Ray Bradbury and "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson in MLA8 Format...

A: Bradbury, Ray. The Veldt, The Saturday Evening Post, 23 Sept. 1950, repositorio.ufsc.br/bitstream/ha...

Q: Blanche k bruce was known for being which of the following?

A:   Blanche K. Bruce was elected to the United States Senate in 1874 by the Mississippi state legislat...

Q: which physical characteristics best describes the rock phyllite

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Q: solve the problem given in the image.

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Q: Explain how base isolation systems can reduce the shaking of buildings during an earthquake.

A: Ground shaking at the surface associated with an earthquake can cause great damage to buildings. Typ...

Q: What factors combined to cause the resonance in Mexico City that was so deadly in the 1985 earthquak...

A: The damage caused by the 1985 earthquake was a combination of two factors: resonance in lakebed sedi...

Q: 1. A geologist has found an unknown mineral. She finds that a sample of calcite will not scratch the...

A: The hardness of a mineral is identified by scratching it with other substance of known hardness, if ...

Q: 1. The accompanying photo shows a footprint on the Moon left by an Apollo astronaut in material popu...

A: Soil is the end product which is formed millions of years after the weathering and transportation of...

Q: What is the energy source of: (a) everyday waves at the beach? (b) tidal waves? (c) tsunami?

A: The energy source of everyday waves at the beach is derived from the friction between wind and surfa...

Q: What volcanic processes have killed the most people in the last 500 years?

A: Some of the most deadly volcanic eruptions over the last 500 years are:  Krakatau, Indonesia (1883)...

Q: Explain how population affects the environment

A:   To fulfill the demand of high population, humans have destroyed forests. Large number of trees and...

Q: Identify the locations of the following features on the map: continental shelf continental slope sp...

A:   Based on the color elevation interpretation from the question and also Google earth image of the s...

Q: Catastrophic Plate TectonicsMatch the following statements on the left with the answers on the right...

A: This describes conventional Plate Tectonic Theory - B. Happened slowly over millions of years.  

Q: Discuss how global circulation influences the formation of deserts of North Africa.

A: Global circulation is a phenomenon which helps us to understand the movement of air and storms over ...

Q: One measure of water-use efficiency is the biomass to evapotranspiration ratio. Can this ratio be af...

A: The biomass to evapotranspiration ratio describes the total amount of water that is required in orde...

Q: Describe how the raster and vector approaches are used to construct point, line and area entities fo...

A: To represent real-world, 3D geographical observations using computers, the data needs to be approxim...

Q: As wavelength increases, what happens to wave velocity? Which change causes wind-blown ocean waves t...

A: The waves causing the water flow in oceans is a wind wave generated due to the wind blowing on the w...

Q: “Stable” central and eastern North America have earthquakes clustered in distinct areas. What is a l...

A: The clustering of seismic activity in the central and easter United States depends on the nature of ...

Q: 2. Rising seas inundate land, compounding coastal erosion problems outlined above. Calculate how muc...

A: The level of inundation due to a rising  sea-level can be calculated as: Change in Horizontal Distan...

Q: Why do people keep returning to a volcano, such as Vesuvius, and building new cities?

A: People live near volcanoes despite the risks of an eruption. Living in cities near volcanoes can pro...

Q: Which U.S. states are on the Pacific tectonic plate?

A: The San Andreas Fault is the continental transform fault boundary between the Pacific Plate and the ...

Q: As the depth to a hypocenter increases, how does that affect surface shaking?

A: The hypocenter is the point below the Earth's surface where fault ruptures leading to an earthquake ...

Q: What evidence suggests that the eruption of the volcano Santorini led to the enduring tale of the lo...

A: Some evidences suggests the eruption of volcano Santorini led to the lost civilization of Atlantis.

Q: Calculate the percent change when a population of 350 birds increases to a population of 500 birds. ...

A: Percent Change= New Population - Old PopulationOld Population × 100Percent Change= 500 - 350350 × 10...

Q: Tabulate the calculated values of absorbance for each of the standard Cu2+ solutions along with the ...

A: The relationship between absorbance, concentration, and pathlength, is described by the Beer-Lambert...

Q: If the moon orbits the earth north to south, will there still be lunar and solar eclipses?

A: At the point when the moon comes in the middle of the sun and the earth the sun and the earth its sh...