Describe the differences in origin between the Aleutian Islands (Alaska) and the Hawaiian Islands. Provide evidence to support your explanation.

Q: How do physical features affect the growth of cities?

A: The cities are know to have appeared in the 6000 to 5000 BC, these were small and were found along t...

Q: Discuss the animal populations that clearly suffered from the effects of DDT and the way in which th...

A: The effects on our environment and animals there were many other effects that DDT had on organisms, ...

Q: Explain the relationships among a cutoff meander, an oxbow lake, and a meander scar.

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Q: Write the names of forest products you get in penugolu village

A: Penugolu Village is a hilly village along the river Godavari. It is located in the Khammam district ...

Q: Why are there tidal bulges on both sides of Earth (for example, not just the side of Earth that face...

A: Tides are caused by the gravitational force of the moon that pulls water which result in high tide a...

Q: Describe differences between sea ice, icebergs, and shelf ice, including how each is formed.

A: SEA ICE- Sea ice is formed in the water, it is frozen seawater. Ice is dense than water so it floats...

Q: Sequence of soil formation

A: SOIL: Soil is the top most layer of the earth. It is formed by the the loose fragments of the rocks,...

Q: What is distinctive about badlands terrain? How did it become that way?

A: BADLAND TERRAIN: Badland terrain or topography means they seem to be a quite dry terrain where sedim...

Q: What is the difference between soil and regolith?

A: Depending on the composition of the dust settled on surface of Earth. It is classified into categori...

Q: Sketch a labeled diagram that shows how Earth’s greenhouse effect works.

A: The greenhouse effect is the process by which the planet's atmosphere rises the planet's surface tem...

Q: What causes Earth’s magnetic field?

A: Earth's magnetic field that is also called the geo-magnetic field is a field that extends from the i...

Q: What is the disaster response,and what types of response actions may take place during the pre-disas...

A: Disaster response: It is the second phase of disaster management cycle. It is the response given to ...

Q: What are some negative environmental factors that could inhibit the development of ocean tidal power...

A: Ocean tidal power systems form a tidal energy-based power generator in the ocean where the differenc...

Q: How does an alluvial fan differ from a delta?

A: The alluvial fans are formed at the base of the mountain range they have high energy streams and are...

Q: List some of the major achievements of Captain James Cook.

A: Captain James Cook was a British explorer, navigator, etc, he made a detailed map of Newfoundland be...

Q: What puzzled scientists about Earth’s ancient magnetic field? How was the apparent dilemma resolved?

A: Not that the position of our  poles on the Earth (also known as a geomagnetical field) allows for a ...

Q: What is a swallow hole? A disappearing stream?

A: KARST TOPOGRAPHY: In limestone country, the work of ground water is most significant. As we know lim...

Q: zebulon pike described the great plains as

A: The military officer and adventurer Zebulon Montgomery Pike contributes significantly to the knowled...

Q: Why is evidence of wind erosion of bedrock usually quite limited?

A: Bedrock, dense rock deposit usually buried under earth and other fractured or poorly consolidated ma...

Q: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of building an offshore current power system.

A: ADVANTAGES OF AN OFFSHORE CURRENT POWER SYSTEM: The offshore power system consists of a number of un...

Q: Sharecropping failed in the south because it depended on planting one cash crop. How do you think it...

A: Former slaves were searching for employment during the Civil War, and planters were looking for labo...

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A: Rocks undergo certain kinds of bending, splitting or both in reaction to stress. Rock bending or spl...

Q: Explain about the prospects of Churpi,known as Himalayan Dog Chew, produced in Nepal.

A: Churpi is an example of an indigenous food product of Asia's mountainous country, known as  Nepal. 

Q: What is meant by differential weathering?

A: Weathering is a process that weakens and removes the layers of a geological landmass by the action o...

Q: What is the IPCC? What role does it have in documenting human-caused climate change?

A: There are different form of government and non-government organizations that study about the climati...

Q: Briefly define the following terms: zone of aeration, zone of saturation, groundwater.

A: Aeration is the process by which the air is circulated, mixed, and dissolved in a liquid. It also re...

Q: Discuss the present importance and the future prospects for the production of petroleum, sand and gr...

A: Petroleum is a natural, mixture of hydrocarbons which were created from once living material by suit...

Q: Describe the conceptual framework of world regional geography.

A: World regional geography is a branch of geographic sciences that focuses on the cultural and nationa...

Q: What is a large almost landlocked arm of the Atlantic Ocean touching Europe Asia and Africa

A: MEDITERRANEAN SEA: The Mediterranean could also be a sea connected to the Atlantic , surrounded by t...

Q: What is albedo?

A: The earth and its atmosphere reflect part of solar radiation back of space. It has been estimated th...

Q: Why are rock openings important in weathering processes?

A: Weathering is a geological process which involves the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and miner...

Q: Describe the difference between a joint and a fault.

A: Numerous rocks make up the Earth.  Different types of stress on these rocks yield changes in the roc...

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: How do different theories of landform development explain changes in the fluvial landscape?

A: There are various theories that explain the development of the landforms, such as the William Morris...

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: What strategies exist to reduce future warming?

A: The human activities are reason for the increase in the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Differen...

Q: How do weathering, mass wasting, and erosion work together to change the landscape?

A:         Weathering is the physical disintegration of the rocks at Earth's surface. This overtime pro...

Q: In the stratosphere, temperature decreases with an increase in altitude.

A: ATMOSPHERE: Our Earth is surrounded by a blanket of air. This layer of air is called the Earth's atm...

Q: Briefly explain historical geography imagination of Europe and discuss the impact of Eurocentric map...

A: John Hobson appears to have rooted much foreign philosophy in diverse types of eurocentrism througho...

Q: Assume that the dunes in a field of barchan sand dunes are moving at an average long-term rate of 30...

A: SAND DUNES: A hill of sand near an ocean or mainly in a desert formed by an aeolian process is known...