If faced with an unfamiliar map, what type of information would you look for in order to quickly understand the type of map it is?

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A: Mount Elbrus - the formation of mount Elbrus is almost 2.5 million years ago, from the collision of ...

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

Q: Qı/ Write the following date: 3:04 , 24:00, 14/3/1980

A: 3 hours 4 mins + 24 hours + 14 march 1980 

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

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

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A: Von Thunen's Agriculture land-use model-This model is used to divide the land according to the uses....

Q: What does small-scale geochemical mapping comprise? (B) What quality control is needed?

A: The technical process of collecting external and internal information about the system and placing i...

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...

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A: Navigators are those which are having the expertise to sail in the sea and oceans  Navigators were t...

Q: List several examples of natural climate change. Do natural climate change mechanisms account for th...

A: The long-term weather pattern around 35 years in a particular region is called climate. The earth's ...

Q: What are the typical landforms found on a floodplain, and how do they change over time?

A: Flood plains are the plains that are formed by the depositional activity of the river where the slop...

Q: Draw the relationship between the vegetation distribution in Ghana and the the soil types

A:               Ghana, officially the Republic of Ghana, is a country along the Gulf of Guinea and Atl...

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A: 8) Expected outcome of democracy is:               Quality of government, Economic well-being, and f...

Q: Describe the steps involved in the scientific method.

A: Scientific methods  are used to obtain precise knowledge about any particular thing, scientific meth...

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A: They are facing issues - Emissions of co2 or global warming/ depletion of the ozone layer Soil poll...

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A: The karst topography is mainly associated with rock are limestone, marble and gypsum. In general, th...

Q: Describe the Coriolis effect in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

A: Gustave- Gaspard Coriolis(1792-1843) a mathematician who discovered Coriolis force, noticed the move...

Q: D. Explain how the Green Revolution led to higher yields of potato crops.

A: GREEN REVOLUTION: The green revolution is a revolution in agricultural production widely throughout ...

Q: What is meant by a periglacial zone?

A: Permafrost is a region covered with ice for continue two years. It is a combination of rock, soil, a...

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A: Soil is formed from the hard rocks by the process of weathering ( Physical and Chemical weathering )...

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A: Physical Geography is an analysis of the physical characteristics of the Earth. Physical Geography i...

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A: Urban ecology is an interdisciplinary concept that applies the natural environment's concepts to the...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of atmospheric circulation patterns, draw from memory the pattern o...

A: General circulation of Earth and regional air movements around regions of low pressure and high pres...

Q: Why is it important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Are these energies controllable/main...

A: Energy budget- An energy financial plan portrays how energy is changed starting with one state then ...

Q: Describe the characteristics and global distribution of permafrost.

A: PERMAFROST: The permafrost is the permanent ground ice in the areas where the temperature is always ...

Q: As the Caribbean has shifted out of dependence on agriculture, what other economic sectors have emer...

A: The country has many industries such as offshore banking, education and health care institutions, to...

Q: What is insolation?

A: Temperature refers to the degree or intensity of heat in the climate. The primary source of heat in ...

Q: What are the major constituents of earth’s outer zone?

A: Earth is the only planet in the solar system which has life on it, Earth consists of the various zon...

Q: Explain about the Land Drainage method.

A: land drain - it is also known as French drainage, consisting of a perforated plastic pipe that laid ...

Q: Why don’t most geysers erupt at regular intervals?

A: Fountain, natural aquifer that discontinuously rambles planes of steam and heated water. The term is...

Q: How did Eratosthenes calculate the approximate size of Earth? Which of his assumptions was the “shak...

A: The most prominent feat of Eratosthenes is his calculation of the Earth's circumference. He document...

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A: East Asia or Northeast Asia is the northeastern sub-district of Asia, characterized in topographical...

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A: SHORELINE: The line where land and sea meet is known as shoreline or coastline and the land that lie...

Q: What is the rate of natural increase (RNI), and how can it be a negative number?

A: The excess of birth rate over death rate in a country is termed as natural increase rate. The birth ...

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: Did the Japanese have any warning before the 2011 earthquake and tsunami struck?

A: On 11 March 2011, an earthquake of magnitude 9 spawned a devastating tsunami in the northeast of Jap...

Q: Describe the locations and powergenerating capability of existing offshore wave power plants and wav...

A:                 A wave farm or wave power plant is a collection of machines used for the generation ...

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: Summarize the demographic shifts in the Caribbean as population growth slows, urbanization intensifi...

A: The demographic variation in the geographical sphere examines the fluctuation in the ratio of people...

Q: 3. Which of the survey systems would be most likely to produce a linear settlement pattern? Long Lot...

A: The Long-Lot survey is a method of a survey that separates land through long, narrow plots that exte...

Q: How is a bajada different from an alluvial fan?

A: Bajada- An expansive alluvial incline reaching out from the base of a mountain range out into a bowl...

Q: Why is it more likely that a tsunami will be generated by the vertical movement of sea floor faults ...

A: The most destructive tsunamis are generated where there is an epicenter on a fault line along the oc...

Q: The location of the largest hospital in the world.

A: HOSPITAL: The term 'hospital' has taken from the Latin word 'hospes," which means stranger or guest....

Q: Explain the long-term process of plant succession in an infilling lake.

A: A succession of plants in freshwater, including in oxbow lakes as well as kettle lakes, is indeed a ...

Q: What are some differences from this two maps

A: a)Map one is the physical map of Europe in the year 1871. There are no such any political boundaries...

Q: challenges of health systems in developing countries and provide recommendation for addressing them.

A: THE CHALLENGES THAT DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FACE IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM ARE : 1.LOOKING AFTER SUCH A LARG...