What common characteristics do all organisms in class Mammalia share?

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 some causes of long-term climate change?

A: Environment fluctuation remembers all the varieties for the environment that last more than particul...

Q: What is the relationship between the internal kinetic energy of a substance and its temperature?

A: According to Kinetic Molecular theory every matter is made up of particles that moves constantly, th...

Q: 1. Explain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar. 2. N...

A: Nanaimo is an Eastern coastal city of Canada's Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and Vancouver is ...

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A: Domestication of plants is not the new term for the present world, the people of great civilizations...

Q: 10. Which of the following road/rails link up Tuen Mun and urban Kowloon? i Tuen Mun Road Light Rail...

A: Hong Kong is one of the most economically, culturally, and administratively important administrative...

Q: Specify the reasons wetlands are being destroyed worldwide in spite of their many benefits.

A: Wetlands are significant as they serve as the source of drinking water and protect against floods an...

Q: What triggering events set off rapid mass movements at Elm, Switzerland? At Vaiont, Italy? At Nevado...

A: Mass movements refer to landslides, rock slides, mudflow, the disaster which occurs suddenly due to ...

Q: Briefly explain the eruption sequence of a typical geyser.

A: A geyser is found on Earth's surface and in the shape of a vent that periodically ejects a column of...

Q: What European countries were considered Soviet satellites during the Cold War?

A: Col War-   It an ideological conflict between the two superpowers that started after the end of the ...

Q: Q: Highlight the role of natural resources in progress and prosperity of a country, and explain at l...

A: Natural resources; either renewable or non-renewable, are termed as the real wealth of any nation. T...

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...

Q: Discuss the origin of the various volcanic peaks of the abyssal plains: seamounts, tablemounts, and ...

A: Abyssal plains or floor are where continental rise ends and deeps sea plain start. These are the mos...

Q: What are the three classes of rocks, and how do they differ in their formation?

A: Rock, according to geology, is a naturally occurring and cohesive accumulation of one or even more m...

Q: Summarize how the map of European states has changed in the last 100 years.

A: Europe has a very rich history of colonization. The states of Europe have colonized almost 80  perce...

Q: Why has the carbon dioxide level of the atmosphere been rising for more than 150 years?

A: Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, when carbon makes contact with oxygen, carbon dioxide gas forms....

Q: 9. In Von Thunen's agricultural land use model, the primary reason why land closer to the market is ...

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

Q: Determine the method and origin of igneous rocks?

A: Volcanic stone, or magmatic rock, is one of the three principal rock types: sedimentary and transfor...

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: What are the two major deep-water masses? Where do they form at the ocean’s surface?

A: Water mass, collection of sea water with an unmistakable tight scope of temperature and saltiness an...

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 and contrast continental ice sheets, highland icefields, alpine glaciers, valley glaciers, ...

A: Glacier- Glacier is a large land surface covered with ice sheets. When precipitation occurs in the f...

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: What valuable items from Africa’s interior did the Swahili bring to trade with Arab merchants

A: Goods that came to the Swahili states were collected from Africa's interior,  Sofala, near the kingd...

Q: Where does Geotextiles can be used?

A: GEOTEXTILE ARE ANY PERMEABLE STRUCTURE LAID ON SOIL TO INCREASE ITS STABILITY, CONTROL IN EROSION, A...

Q: Define water content and how water content can have a significant effect on the soils’ behavioral pr...

A: Water content refers to the amount of water present in a material like soil rocks, it also called mo...

Q: 41. what is the difference between local and long distance trade?

A: Introduction- Exchange includes exchanging merchandise or administrations starting with one individu...

Q: Summarize the geopolitical roles played in Central Asia by Russia, China, and the United States, and...

A: Since time immemorial, the central Asian part of the Asian continent has been the central point for ...

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 happens to the rate of evaporation as air approaches saturation?

A: The process of conversion of liquid into vapour is called evaporation Evaporation causes a cooling e...

Q: In the Köppen climate classification letter code system, what information is given by the first lett...

A: The world experiences highly contrasting climatic patterns throughout the different latitudes.

Q: What are some of the likely causes of the Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Pleistocene glacier is also known as quaternary glaciation. It started 2.58million years by the repe...

Q: Having looked at how different countries define the term Environment, compare and contrast how two c...

A: The environmental factors or conditions in which an individual, creature, or plant lives or works. T...

Q: What is meant by loam?

A: Loam is a soil which contains equal proportions/amount of sand, silt and clay. By weight, its minera...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of the common characteristics of economic development. With the gradual growth o...

Q: How does the Coriolis effect influence the direction of moving objects? How does it affect the speed...

A: The Coriolis impact (otherwise called the Coriolis power) alludes to the obvious avoidance of items ...

Q: Which statement is true about human population growth?    World population has experienced continu...

A: Human Population Growth- In the historic period human growth was low and the death rate was more due...

Q: What are the main properties of soil?

A: Soil is the uppermost layer of the earth's crust. It is a valuable resource and evolved over thousan...

Q: What is the role of longshore transport in the distribution of sand on the beach?

A: Longshore is the current which is formed by the train of waves, and it is generally moved from north...

Q: Describe and explain the formation of detrital, chemical, and organic sedimentary rocks. Give one ex...

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Q: Explain why levels of economic and social development vary so widely across the Southeast Asian regi...

A: Asia is one of the largest continents in the world, Asia is the continent that is characterized by l...

Q: Describe and contrast the processes of glacial ice accumulation and ablation.

A: Glaciers are a huge mass of ice that slowly moves over the land and are called rivers of ice. Glacie...

Q: Why is there low surface salinity in the high latitudes, and why is there higher surface salinity in...

A: Salinity :                Salinity means the total content of salts dissolved in a water body. Salin...

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: What is meant by net primary productivity?

A: The identifying feature of autotrophic organisms in an environment is their ability to produce food ...

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: Explain the pinhole test used for the testing of dispersive clays.

A:  Pinhole test  1. It is a laboratory test 2. Pinhole test is used to determine the chemical composit...

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: What is meant by the piezometric surface?

A: The piezometric surface is an imaginary surface-level where the groundwater level can rise under hyd...

Q: What are the impacts of volcanic hazards to the community? to people?

A: VOLCANIC HAZARD: A volcanic hazard is the phenomena in which a volcanic eruption or different geophy...