Why are volcanoes and earthquakes concentrated around the margin of the Pacific Ocean—the region referred to as the Pacific Ring of Fire?

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A: Weathering is an essential function of any water body on the surrounding geological surface. It is a...

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A: Meandering channel Pattern Meandering channels are the singular river channels made up of a continuo...

Q: What is the deep scattering layer (DSL), and why does it migrate vertically during the day?

A: The marine environment is very different from terrestrial environments because of its challenging an...

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A: Soil consistency is the strength with which soil materials are held together or the opposition of so...

Q: What is the difference between urban growth and urbanization?

A: The United States is beginning to come full circle with its urban growth. Starting in the 1800s, whe...

Q: Why might the lateral moraines left by a Pleistocene mountain glacier be more prominent today than t...

A: Moraines are the depositional sediments that are deposited by the glacier. Moraines are the accumula...

Q: 3. A space ship travels from the Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that the ...

A: Question: A spaceship travels from Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that th...

Q: What does a map’s scale tell us? List two ways to portray map scale.

A: INTRODUCTION: Map's Scale is the ratio of the distance between two points on a map to the actual dis...

Q: Describe the roles of advection and runoff in the hydrologic cycle.

A: It determines the physical terrestrial position (like the formation of water erosion and glacial mel...

Q: What is the internal structure of Earth?

A: The interior of the earth is made up of many concentric layers of which the Crust (uppermost), Mantl...

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A: Claw hypothesis- The claw hypothesis proposes a negative feedback loop that operates between ocean e...

Q: Why are maritime polar air (mP) masses from the Atlantic Ocean less important to the United States t...

A: The United States is located in North America Continent, between the Pacific Ocean in the west and t...

Q: What are the two main types of glaciers?

A: GLACIERS: Glaciers are the large moving mass or ice river formed by the deposition and compaction of...

Q: Discuss the similarities and differences between mapping and GIS.

A: Mapping is the main element of the cartography, it is the small-scale representation of actual land ...

Q: Outline the ways in which the patterns of population growth in South Asia have changed over the past...

A: Population growth indicates the developing number of people living in an area. It occurs in two vari...

Q: What are the environmental impacts that were brought by hunter gather societies

A: An agrarian is a traveling human living in a general public in which most or all food is gotten by s...

Q: Stronger hurricanes and cyclones is a consequence of global warming.   Select one: True False

A: Hurricanes and cyclones are generated due to low-pressure build over a region.  When warm air rises ...

Q: Geography Question

A: Regional Geography includes the formation of a region, development, and its history. Learn about the...

Q: If the Mid-Atlantic Ridge continues to spread at the same rate into the future (about 2.5 centimeter...

A: RIDGE FOUND IN MIDDLE OF ATLANTIC OCEAN WHICH IS THE LARGEST OCEAN IN TERMS OF TRADE

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A: Nanaimo is an Eastern coastal city of Canada's Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and Vancouver is ...

Q: Identify the concepts and data important to documenting changes in the economic and social developme...

A: Economic development- The point of monetary advancement is to improve the material ways of life by r...

Q: Under what conditions does aggradation of a stream channel take place?

A: The stream is the flow of water on the Earth's surface, most of the streams started from a high poin...

Q: SHANGHA! Internet Cafe Uh oh. He searched 'Human Rights" one time too many- In 30 words or more, des...

A:               Chinese internet system is the most secure system in the whole world. By secure, it me...

Q: What causes fronts to develop within a midlatitude cyclone?

A: These cyclones are developed in 35 and 65-degree latitudes. The direction is West to the east and fo...

Q: Under what conditions does condensation take place?

A: Condensation-  Condensation is the transformation of water vapor into water is called condensation. ...

Q: Specify the characteristics and coastal features that differentiate emerging and submerging shorelin...

A: The coastal feature is the most vulnerable structure, as it is affected by the very minute change in...

Q: Explain the factors that contribute to the region’s high population growth rates and rapid urbanizat...

A: 1.DEVELOPMENT 2.CLIMATE CONDITIONS 3.JOBS POSSIBILITIES 4.HIGH FERTILITY RATE 5.LOW DEATH RATE

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: Discuss five important human modifications of the Southwest Asian and North African environment, and...

A: The five human adjustments that have influenced this southwest Asia and North African district are t...

Q: Describe how the Caribbean is linked to the global economy through offshore banking, emigration, and...

A: The Caribbean is a locale of the Americas that contains the Caribbean Sea, its encompassing coasts, ...

Q: Identify distinctive eras of immigration in U.S. history. How do they compare with those of Canada?

A: The united states of America (the US) has been a continent that has seen a massive inflow of people ...

Q: What kind of information is provided by U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Quadrangle Maps?

A: A "quadrangle" is a geographical guide created by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) coverin...

Q: To construct a diagonal scale to show metres, decimetres and centimetres and long enough to measure ...

A: a)R.F.(representative factor) : drwaing size of an object actual size12.5= 1:2.5 b)Unit to be shown ...

Q: What is agricultural transformation? Clearly discuss

A: Agricultural transformation is much more than a shift in agricultural methods. This includes catalyz...

Q: What advantages would a culture gain if it could use the ocean as a source of transport and resource...

A: Ocean transport shows the current situation or status of the ocean shipping trade systems, and it de...

Q: Discuss six challenges of the health systems in developing countries and provide recommendations for...

A: CHALLENGES ARE: 1. CATERING TOWARDS SUCH A LARGE POPULATION 2. LOOKING AFTER ECONOMY AND HEALTH AT T...

Q: Technically, what must a biogenous ooze contain to be classified as ooze? What other component do al...

A: Oozes are generally liquid mud that is transformed into fine-grain power he dried up.

Q: How can volcanoes have a cooling effect even though they release greenhouse gases?

A: Volcano- A volcano is a vent (opening) in the earth's crust through which molten materials erupt sud...

Q: What are some of the likely causes of the Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Pleistocene glacier is also known as quaternary glaciation. It started 2.58million years by the repe...

Q: State True or False: More than one billion people worldwide live below the international poverty lin...

A:               The international poverty line was initially set to roughly one dollar a day, then inc...

Q: Why is flooding such an important environmental issue in Bangladesh and adjacent areas of northeaste...

A: Bangladesh and surrounding NorthEastern India are part of the Indian subcontinent towards the might ...

Q: Why does a map of worldwide earthquakes closely match the locations of worldwide plate boundaries?

A: Plate tectonics is the theory that Earth's outer part divides into several plates that float over th...

Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

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

Q: What are the Effects of Land Drainage?

A:                       Land drainagte or a system of land drainage is used to allow water in a wet or...

Q: What is a rock glacier?

A:          Glaciers are generally associated with snow and ice. Glaciers when move give rise to morain...

Q: What are the characteristics and distribution of earth’s major biomes?

A: THERE ARE FIVE TYPES OF BIOMES ON EARTH: 1.AQUATIC 2.GRASSLAND 3.FOREST 4.DESERT 5.TUNDRA

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A: Koppen climate classification- Dr. Vladimir Koppen classify the climate into various groups by takin...

Q: What are Rossby waves?

A: Waves- In material science, arithmetic, and related fields, a wave is a spreading dynamic unsettling...

Q: What is a choropleth map, and what might it depict?

A: A choropleth map is a form of a thematic map which are used for a set of pre-defined areas either co...

Q: Describe the different components of stream load: dissolved load, suspended load, and bedload.

A: Stream load- Stream load is a geologic term alluding to the vital matter conveyed by a stream (Strah...