What processes are responsible for soil creep?

Q: weathering and erosion

A: MECHANICAL OR PHYSICAL WEATHERING: Weathering and erosion are the two processes of degradation simul...

Q: What types of past environmental conditions can be inferred by studying cores of sediment?

A: Marine sediments are the deposit of insoluble material, rock and soil particles that are transported...

Q: Another important determinant of productivity is the availability of solar radiation. Why is biologi...

A: Photic zone is the zone of the epipelagic zone of sunlight concentration as it's the uppermost layer...

Q: What is geography

A: GEOGRAPHY: Geography is the study of the earth's physical features and the atmosphere surrounding it...

Q: plss answer 3. or 6. plss Objective: Describe the three types of fault and relate the types of stres...

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

Q: How is it possible for entrenched meanders to form?

A: An entrenched river or a stream flows through a narrow trench or a valley to cut into a plain. Due t...

Q: Mention the major geological eras and those geological events that occurred in each era.

A: GEOLOGICAL TIME SCALE: The geological time Scale is that the history of the world weakened into four...

Q: How should a community respond to each potential slide?

A: Community response and preparedness against a hydro-geological disaster like a landslide are of utmo...

Q: What was the impetus for studying ocean processes that led to the great expansion of the science of ...

A: The advancement and broadening of the oceanography discipline took off in the twentieth century.

Q: Compare the causes and effects of tectonic versus eustatic changes in sea level.

A: Sea level changes or the change in volume of seawater is both temporally and spatially widespread ph...

Q: What were along the cost North of California

A: The coast North of California is famously known as the ‘Redwood Coast’ or ‘Redwood Empire.’ This par...

Q: Explain the formation of terminal moraines and recessional moraines

A: MORAINES: Moraine are accumulation of rock debris (till) carried or deposited by a glacier. The mate...

Q: What determines the water vapor capacity of air?

A: The water vapour is a gaseous state that is found in the hydrosphere. The water vapour forms form ev...

Q: If the natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 centimeter per year, but the rate of groundwater pum...

A: Given that natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 cm per year and rate of groundwater is 15 cm per...

Q: How are oxidation and carbonation similar? how are they different?

A: Both oxidization and carbonization are processes of chemical weathering. Both these process needs ai...

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: Describe the spawning cycle of grunion, indicating the relationship among tidal phenomena, where gru...

A: SPAWNING CYCLE OF GRUNION: Grunion is that the specie of marine fish of the genus Leuresthes tenuis....

Q: Most of the carbon at or near Earth’s surface is not involved in any short-term cycling. Explain.

A: The short term cycling of carbon is cyclic of carbon dioxide by plants by the process of photosynthe...

Q: Answer fast please

A: The wind is said to be the air in motion and is formed by uneven heating of the land and water found...

Q: explain political-geographic regions in detail.

A: POLITICAL-GEOGRAPHY: Political geography deals with the study of both the spatially uneven outcomes ...

Q: How many time zones do North American and South America share?

A: A region is temporally and geographically classified based on the local time of that particular regi...

Q: Question : Which one of the following factors is responsible for almost all the weather changes on t...

A: For millions of years, climate change on global basis has usually happened quite slowly. Analysis re...

Q: What are the major differences between the conditions and biocommunities of hydrothermal vents and c...

A: Hydrothermal vents and cold seeps are ocean floor landforms.

Q: Explain about the future prospects of Churpi, known as Himalayan Dog Chew which is produced in Nepal...

A: Churpi's a Himalayan traditional yak milk cheese. It is primarily eaten in the nepalese, Bhutanese a...

Q: If the birth rate continues to fall what will happen to population size by 2041?

A: The conventional projection of the world population is about 7.7 billion which will increase o about...

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: Explain why the trade winds and the antitrade winds blow in opposite directions?

A: The trade words or easterlies are east to west moving winds. These winds blow from the equatorial re...

Q: What is the difference between a playa and a salina?

A: A playa is a pan, a flat and dry lake that has a bottom depression found in the interiors of the des...

Q: Explain about the prospects of Churpi,known as Himalayan Dog Chew, produced in Nepal.

A: Churpi is an example of an indigenous food product of Asia's mountainous country, known as  Nepal. 

Q: B A D Image by Tom Patterson and Eric Gaba On the map above, what is the name of landform F? A. the ...

A: ISLAND OF MADAGASCAR:                                                                               ...

Q: In what ways is altitude more important in determining a highland climate than latitude?

A: The climate of any highland area is normally directly linked to that of their adjoining lowland espe...

Q: What is the general difference between a desert climate and a steppe climate?

A: DESERT CLIMATE AND STEPPE CLIMATE: Desert climate is that the climate during which rainfall levels a...