Explain in detail the usefulness of the atmospheric layers to humans

Q: Which earth’s layer is the lithosphere

A: Earth is a planet that is made up of several layers. The formation of these layers has taken…

Q: Illustrate a concept map which shows the interconnection of atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and…

A: Concept maps are a diagrammatic or visual representations of any concept or information in the form…

Q: Explain what causes the mantle to '' flow ''?

A: The rocks that make up Earth's mantle are mostly silicates—a wide variety of compounds that share a…

Q: Which statement best describes the relationship between carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and global…

A: Most noticeably carbon dioxide exponential rise has been observed since industrial revolution…

Q: Describe the biological environment of the sea.

A: Around 71% of the surface of the earth is covered by water. This area forms the marine/ sea/ salt…

Q: Compare and contrast the chemistry of marine ecosystems to freshwater ecosystems.

A: Ecosystem: The term Ecosystem was given by "A.G. Tansley". It is defined as the interaction between…

Q: THE FACTOR THAT DOES NOT AFFECT THE MICROCLIMATE 1. Illumination 2. air temperature 3. air humidity…

A: Microclimate means the climate of a small specific place within an area as compared to climate of…

Q: Rank the following ocean zones in order from shallowest to deepest: Neritic zone, Aphotic zone,…

A: Introduction:The oceans are divided into various important zones.They are  :-1 Intertidal zone2…

Q: Importance of air in soil for animals

A: Soil is a habitat for various animals and plants. Type of soil decides which kind of animals will…

Q: Summarize the effects of solar energy on Earth’s temperatures.

A: BASIC INFORMATION  BIODIVERSITY  It is basically the variety of the lives present on the earth…

Q: Explain how nitrogen gets from the atmosphere into aplant’s body.

A: Nitrogen is a constituent of organic compounds such as amino acids, nucleic acid, proteins,…

Q: Explain the  importance of Oceans in the environment ?

A: The ocean is the salt water body that covers around 71% of the earth’s surface. The five oceans are…

Q: Describe how the Earth's origin structure gives it the ability to support life

A: Earth is a planet with huge range of life forms. It's structure and properties makes it a ideal…

Q: Illustrate the microbial loop and evaluate its importance in the open ocean

A: The microbial loop is very much important for our ocean environment.

Q: 1. ionosphere 2. lithosphere 3. troposphere 4. magnetosphere 5. stratosphere

A: The atmosphere is divided into many layers depending upon the availability of air, intensity of…

Q: Describe how atmospheric greenhouse gases affect thetemperature of Earth’s surface

A: Introduction  Human activities are the main cause of Environmental pollution however, there are…

Q: Scientists study bubbles trapped in ancient glacial ice todetermine how concentrations of nitrogen…

A: The phosphorus (P) cycle is a type of sedimentary cycle. The crust of Earth is the largest P…

Q: To explain: The basic forces that determine the circulation of atmosphere.

A: The sun provides energy to the planet in the form of light. The organisms efficiently exploit the…

Q: Describe 4 processes where carbon enters the atmosphere.

A: The carbon cycle is a natural process that uses carbon atoms, which travel from space to matter on…

Q: Describe how solar radiation produces variations in theEarth’s climate.

A: the amount of solar radiation that reaches the earth surface is termed insolation this means…

Q: dreamstiTI a. Name the picture you see in each layer. 1) Troposphere - 2) Stratosphere -

A: Atmosphere Atmosphere is a layers of invisible gases that surrounds our planet. The main components…

Q: Explain the  4 processes where carbon enters the atmosphere.

A: The carbon cycle is a natural process in which carbon atoms migrate from space to matter on Earth…

Q: Explain how proximity to large bodies of water effects terrestrial temperatures. What does it mean…

A: Specific heat capacity is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1g of substance by…

Q: climate

A: Climate changes can act to directly influence species distributions (e.g., drought, floods, wind) as…

Q: Considering the human connection to hydrologic changes, how will climate change affect the main…

A: Changes in the hydrological systems means that a water cycle describes how water evaporates from the…

Q: Calculate the partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere if phytoplankton were to become extinct…

A: In a mixture of gases, partial pressure is known as the pressure of a single gas component. It is…

Q: Do you think that the average annual global temperature and carbon dioxide levels have been…

A: The graph depicts the oxygen content on the earth atmosphere. it is observed that there is an…

Q: Which staterment from the choices below, BEST describes scientists current understanding of the…

A: Answer: THE ORIGIN OF LIFE ON EARTH was started around 3.8 billion years ago. and this was difficult…

Q: Researchers with the Canadian Forest Service placedidentical samples of organic material—litter—on…

A: temperature is an important factor for the decomposition of litter. the rise in mean annual…

Q: In what natural forms is carbon found? Name three ways carbon isreturned to the atmosphere and a way…

A: Carbon is a chemical element which is most abundantly available and is a important element for all…

Q: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters. 2- Determine…

A: A coastal zone is an interface between land and water and plays an important role because a majority…

Q: How do global patterns of air circulation affectthe distribution of organisms?

A: The earth rotates on a tilted axis. The spherical structure of the earth and the tilted axis are…

Q: Oxygen Content of Earth's Atmosphere

A: The oxygen content of the present-day atmosphere has been touted primarily as the reason for the…

Q: Outline three characteristics of Stratosphere and two benefits of the mentioned characteristics to…

A: The stratosphere is a layer of the atmosphere that surrounds the Earth. As you ascend, you'll enter…

Q: Explain the importance of solar radiation to living organisms (related to condition and resources).

A: Plants play important role in producing oxygen on the earth. Plants go through the process known as…

Q: 5. Plants draw water and nutrients from the soil and release water vapor into the air. This water…

A: A hydrosphere is the total amount of water on a planet. The hydrosphere includes water that is on…

Q: Provide three examples of how climate change is affecting some species of organisms. Explain how…

A: Climate change is a major issue that affects all the living species worldwide. The change in weather…

Q: 1.The zone of the earth that is divided into rigid plates is the: a.atmosphere b.lithosphere…

A: lithosphere The covering and the upper layer of the mantle together make up a zone of unbending,…

Q: Describe how the increase in oxygen affected the existingorganisms and how it set the stage for the…

A: ANSWER:  During the late Proterozoic era, i.e between 700-550 million years ago there was a sudden…

Q: limate

A: Introduction Natural Applications is concerned extensively with the utilizations of biological…

Q: Compare the changes in Earth's past and present atmosphere Earth's atmosphere today - Traces of…

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Q: List at least 4 biomes you remember and provide information about the climate and…

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Q: The formation of the __________ in the lower stratosphere was necessary for terrestrial life becuase…

A: Stratospheric ozone is formed naturally by chemical reactions involving solar ultraviolet radiation…

Q: Every type of organism in the upper ocean contributes to both recycling of organic matter and…

A: Introduction The process of transforming waste resources into new materials and things is known as…

Q: Outline three characteristics of exosphere

A: The exosphere is a thin , atmospheric like layer which is surrounded by our planet. It is the upper…