Why is the Earth considered to be a ‘dynamic’ planet?

Q: Use the “Living with Coastal Change and Coastal Basics” link) on MOODLE and lecture/book material to...

A: Sea-level Change during the Full Glacial Period During cold-climate periods, known as glacial epoch...

Q: What are two types of seisimic waves caused by an earthquakes energy

A: SEISMIC WAVES: A seismic waves are an elastic wave which is generated by an earthquake, explosion an...

Q: Suppose you are hiking in the mountains of Utah and find a fossil of an animal that lived on the oce...

A: Mississippian Period The Mississippian period, also known as Lower Carboniferous or Early Carbonife...

Q: Explain the following points, using seismic evidence for your argument: a. Earth has a non-uniform d...

A: A. Earth has a non-uniform density In fact, the planet Earth doesn't even have a uniform density, it...

Q: How has continental drift affected the modern distribution of species on Earth?

A: BEFORE CONTINENTAL DRIFT: After Earth's existence and before continental drift, every land on earth ...

Q: Describe the similarities and differences between debris flow and a debris slide.

A: Differences and Similarities between Debris Flow and Debris Slide Differences1) Debris flow is ...

Q: questions are based on the map

A: The temperature contrast can be seen more vividly in winter months between the arctic and equator. A...

Q: Answer the following questions using the soil texture triangle developed by the United States Depart...

A: Soil Texture Triangle The soil texture triangle is one of the methods used by soil scientists to im...

Q: What is a cyclone and what type of weather is it associated with?

A: A cyclone is a general term for a weather system in which winds spin inward to a low atmospheric pre...

Q: question. Fill in 1. How are Canberra and Washington, D. C., alike? @ Both are in Australia. ® Both ...

A: Similarities between Canberra and Washington DC The capital of Australia, Canberra, has several thi...

Q: Lithosphere How are humans using these features (tourism, nature reserve, sacred lands, extracting r...

A: Tourism is defined as the leisure activity that is taken by people residing outside their usual envi...

Q: Question 1 Which one is easier to predict?  Weather Climate Both weather and climate Neither weather...

A: 1. The daily operating conditions of the environment at the location, with regard to temperature, pr...

Q: A well-developed soil will have all layers O, A, E, B & C on the top of the parent material, fro...

A: SOIL: The word Soil comes from the Latin word Solum meaning soil i.e. ground of base. The famous Rus...

Q: Meteorologists measure the atmospheric pressure in millibars. From these observations, they create w...

A: A line constructed on a weather map connecting equivalent pressure points is called an isobar. The i...

Q: If ocean sediments were rich in 18O, which type of climate conditions would have occurred? Group of ...

A: Around one of every 1,000 oxygen atoms produces 2 extra neutrons and is written as 18O. Oxygen Isoto...

Q: Researchers that study climate change exclusively study current climate changes (20th century for...

A: Climate researchers use both possible direct and indirect measurements to analyze the entire history...

Q: what is are the three universalizing languages?

A: Latin, Math, and Music are the three universal languages. In other words, they cross the linguistic ...

Q: Although the Koppen System is intended to create distinct climate classes its boundaries are based o...

A: The Koppe classification system is most commonly used for climatic classification. Developed in 1884...