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Q: Describe the conditions associated with relatively high rates of evaporation, and the conditions ass...

A: Vanishing is a sort of vaporization that happens on the outside of a fluid as it changes into the ga...

Q: What is forecasting, and how is it related to the planning function?

A: Planning and forecasting remain closely tied to one another. Planning involves identifying in ahead ...

Q: Explain the difference between an annual plant and a perennial plant.

A: Plants- Plants are important source of oxygen. There are variety of plants depend upon the climate o...

Q: How do wetlands contribute to the biology of the oceans and the cleansing of polluted river water?

A: A wetland is a particular environment that is overwhelmed by water, either forever or occasionally, ...

Q: Explain the basic concept of the Köppen climate classification system.

A: Climate classification is done to interpret the various activities which are associated with the cli...

Q: Explain vadose zone?

A: The Vadose zone in the world's earthbound subsurface that stretches out from the surface to the prov...

Q: Why might the atmosphere stand as the most difcult to manage of all imaginable common property resou...

A: Atmosphere- The vaporous envelope of a divine body, (for example, a planet). The entire mass of air ...

Q: In the context of geomorphology, what is meant by the term relief?

A: GEOMORPHOLOGY: The term "geomorphology" has been derived from three Greeks words; 'geo' means "earth...

Q: Draw a cross-section and explain how downslope winds form. Why are they typically hot and dry?

A: The cross-section of downslope winds is shown in the below figure:                                  ...

Q: Identify some of the key ethnic minority groups (as defined by language and religion) within Russia ...

A: Key ethnic minority groups were recognized by the countries as the weaker section and have fewer peo...

Q: Explain the formation of exfoliation domes.

A: Weathering is the physical breakdown (disintegration) and chemical alteration ( decomposition ) of r...

Q: What is an exotic species?

A: Exotic species are the types of species which can occur in the areas or outside the areas of their n...

Q: What is a talus cone, and where does one typically develop?

A:                                  A talus cone is formed by the dry accumulation of loose scree mater...

Q: What are the four main causes of declining biodiversity?

A:                                                Biodiversity is composed of flora and fauna that coex...

Q: 25. Traditional labor-intensive agriculture often involves which of the following? Field terracing a...

A: LABOR-INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE: Intensive agriculture is followed in regions with a very high tropics a...

Q: Describe the steps involved in the scientific method.

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

Q: II ulUJIT anu burh agriculture is often used by farmers who live in areas that have soil that lacks ...

A: Slash and burn agriculture is very prominent in remote areas and it is mainly performed by the triba...

Q: In what ways have hot spots been used to verify that plate motion is taking place?

A: Hotspots:                 It is an intensively hot area in the mental below the crust. The heat that...

Q: Why does the direction of longshore current sometimes reverse in direction? What is the primary dire...

A: Longshore currents occur when a series of waves strike to coast with high energy. longshore current ...

Q: Which method of future forecasting of the population is reliable?

A: INTRODUCTION: Population forecasting defines the method of determining the expected population for a...

Q: In country A, national census takes place every five years. The total population in country A is 100...

A: The demographical studies help ascertain aspects like how a country's population grows and doubles i...

Q: Land bridges that are exposed during periods of cooling when Sea levels decreased have been importa...

A: Land bridges are the lands that are naturally formed, it is a narrow strip that connects two landmas...

Q: What are the characteristics of the three common desert landscape surfaces—the erg, the reg, and the...

A: A desert is an infertile region of the scene where little precipitation happens and, subsequently, d...

Q: 24. In North America, which kind of product is MOST likely to be provided by a transnational corpora...

A: North America is the most developed region of the world, the country is capitalist so there are lots...

Q: Describe the differences between counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.

A: Counter-psychological oppression (additionally spelled counterterrorism), otherwise called against i...

Q: Explain why upwelling areas are associated with an abundance of marine life.

A: Upwelling zones- It is the wind-driven motion of dense, cold, and nutrient rich zone in water. These...

Q: What are some of the consequences of thawing permafrost around the arctic?

A: A recent study makes a disturbing connection between the loss of Arctic Sea ice and the thawing ( me...

Q: Describe how chief Mountain, Montana, is associated with faulting.

A: Montana state is located in the northwestern part of the U.S, it shares a border with Canada, it is ...

Q: What is meant by the tidal range of a coastal location?

A: Tidal range- The flowing reach is the distinction between the sea level at high tide and the sea at ...

Q: n 1947 colonial Britain created the nations of Pakistan and India. Hindus of India and Muslims in Pa...

A: The year 1947 is the period of post-world war where the colonial power started losing their grip fro...

Q: What is cation exchange capacity and how does it relate to soil fertility?

A: Soil fertility- Inherent capacity of soil to supply essential nutrients to the plants in an adequate...

Q: What is a lateral moraine and how does one form?

A:                      Lateral moraines are the parallel ridges of debris deposited along the side of ...

Q: Is Valparaiso warmer, colder, or the same temperature as Sydney?

A: Valparaiso is a port city in the South American country, Chile, in the western hemisphere, and Sydne...

Q: Explain why no matter where you are in the ocean, if you go deep enough, you will encounter Oceanic ...

A: Ocean- Sea is huge scope of ocean, It is a waterway which makes much out of a planet's hydrosphere. ...

Q: What are the general differences between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: WEATHERING: Weathering: Disintegration of rock material due to atmospheric, biotic, physical, and ch...

Q: What is a temperature inversion?

A: Temperature inversion, also referred to as thermal inversion, is a reversal of natural temperature a...

Q: The true measure of development cannot only be in terms of economic growth, as development must refl...

A: Economic growth- Monetary improvement is the advancement of economy where the economy of a country f...

Q: How can we prevent Earthquake hazard and tsunamis.

A: Earthquake-Shaking or trembling of the earth's surface caused by the sudden movement of a part of th...

Q: Define the following terms and describe how each relates to Mexico’s urban geography.• Primate city•...

A: Primate city- A primate city is a city neologism used to allude to the biggest city in its nation, a...

Q: Describe the types of destruction caused by hurricanes. Which one causes the majority of fatalities ...

A:                   Types of destruction caused by Hurricanes: A) Tornadoes:                      Hurr...

Q: Thinking Analytically What would tides be like near an amphidromic node? In Tahiti, for instance.

A: INTRODUCTION: Tides are the periodic rise and fall in the level of the oceans and seas, caused by th...

Q: What are the characteristics and distribution of earth’s major biomes?

A: THERE ARE FIVE TYPES OF BIOMES ON EARTH: 1.AQUATIC 2.GRASSLAND 3.FOREST 4.DESERT 5.TUNDRA

Q: Explain the weathering process of exfoliation (“unloading”) that is responsible for features such as...

A: Weathering:                  It is the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on Earth's ...

Q: Why does a map of worldwide earthquakes closely match the locations of worldwide plate boundaries?

A: Plate tectonics is the theory that Earth's outer part divides into several plates that float over th...

Q: What information is conveyed on a climograph?

A: A climograph is mainly a graphical depiction of the basic climate of a location. Climographs illustr...

Q: What causes climate to change – and how much can it change?

A: CLIMATE CHANGE: Climate change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condi...

Q: If the concentration of greenhouse gases were to decrease, what would likely happen to global temper...

A: The gases which are transparent to solar radiation but retain the partially reflect back longwave he...

Q: Explain the probable description for the soil deposit that could become a collapsible gravel.

A:                      Sedimentary deposits when composed largely of silt-size grains that are loosely...

Q: Why is evaporation a “cooling” process and condensation a “warming” process?

A: Evaporation as a cooling process:                     Evaporation is the process of turning a liquid...

Q: Why might the lateral moraines left by a Pleistocene mountain glacier be more prominent today than t...

A: Moraines are the depositional sediments that are deposited by the glacier. Moraines are the accumula...