Describe the three types of feeding strategies utilized by marine organisms.

Q: Why would few depositional features be found in most V-shaped stream valleys?

A: A valley is an elonged low area that often is associated with hilly or mountainous regions. It consi...

Q: Solve this managementwhat are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

A: Since globalization allowed knowledge to be extended, the right of all to studying in this new techn...

Q: In what ways can rainfall expedite mass wasting?

A: MASS WASTING: Mass wasting also known as slope movement or mass movement is the geomorphic process b...

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A: FAULTS: A fault may be a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock. Faults allow the ...

Q: Between India and East Asia, the navigation-time and distance can be greatly reduced by which of the...

A: The establishment of a new channel in Kra Isthmus will minimize time, distance and navigation. Malac...

Q: Distinguish among weathering, mass wasting, and erosion

A: Land formation and degradation is a continuous and dynamic process on Earth. For this purpose, multi...

Q: What is glacial flour? Glacial drift?

A: Depositional components of glaciers constitute glacial drift and glacial flour.

Q: Specify the characteristics and coastal features that differentiate erosional and depositional shore...

A: Erosional shores: 1) These shores are  with minimum or no sedimentation. 2) They show high relief an...

Q: Explain what conditions are necessary for a glacier to form.

A: When snow stays in the same location all year long, ample snow accumulates to develop into ice, glac...

Q: How are transverse dunes different from seif dunes?

A: A dune is a landform that is made of wind and water-driven sand, it may take the form of a hill or a...

Q: Assume that a parcel of unsaturated air is at a temperature of 20°C at sea level before it rises up ...

A: The temperature depends on altitude. As we go higher in the altitude the temperature will decreases.

Q: 1.Explain the roles of mining sector in the Ethiopian sector. economy and the major constraints of t...

A: Mostly as diversification from agriculture, mining is essential to Ethiopia's economy. Mining actual...

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: What is an alluvial fan and why are they so prevalent in the basin-and-range desert area of North Am...

A: Throughout the course of a river, it erodes numerous geological features and carries the minerals an...

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: define subtropical desert

A: The subtropical deserts, that extends from 15° to 30° northern and southern latitudes, are based on ...

Q: Describe and explain the circumstances under which dendritic drainage patterns develop, and the cond...

A: DRAINAGE PATTERN: Drainage patterns are defined as within the shadow of topographical features from ...

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 is the Arctic one of the locations where the effects of global warming are being most keenly fel...

A: The impact of climate change and global warming is felt in the arctic due to the rising air and the ...

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

A: Physical features of any region are related to climate, water, vegetation, and geology.

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: Why is the Pleistocene Epoch so important to physical geography, whereas other ice ages are not?

A: PLEISTOCENE EPOCH: Pleistocene Epoch was earlier and major of the two epochs that constitute the Qua...

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 the largest savanna in the world?

A: SAVANA: A savanna may be a combination of woodland-grassland ecosystem characterized by the trees be...

Q: what is the biggest continent in the world

A: AISA: Being an extremely large landmass, Asia has 90 parallels of latitude running across it. As a r...

Q: Why do beaches reflect the composition of locally available materials? Include examples in your answ...

A: A beach is a landform alongside a large water body which consists of loose particles. These beaches ...

Q: Briefly describe the worldwide extent of ice cover during the peak of the Pleistocene glaciations.

A: The period of time that started approximately 2,6 million year earlier and last until approximately ...

Q: Why is chemical weathering more effective in humid climates than in arid climates?

A: When chemically a rock is modified and fragmented, the process is known as chemical weathering.

Q: Describe alternatives to hard stabilization, including potential drawbacks of each.

A: Waves and wind erosion occurs in coastal areas. Hard equilibrium delays deterioration, disturbs the ...

Q: Along the Arctic Circle, how would the Sun appear during the summer solstice? During the winter sols...

A: Solstices arise while the axis of the Planet is precisely pointing to the Sun. This is during the or...

Q: Describe the three zones based on the availability of sunlight. Which one is where most marine life ...

A: Oceans on the Earth witness vertical layering because of the amount of sunlight that penetrates them...

Q: What factors contribute to worldwide sea level rise? Based on tide measurements, how much sea level ...

A: Sea level rise is a major effect of climate change. The higher the sea level would impact on various...