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Q: Describe various kinds of economic mineral deposits and howthey form.

A: MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TYPE DEPOSITS:  In this type of deposit we can economically extract Pb and Zn…

Q: Contrast numerical age with relative age.

A: Age is an essential aspect of geology. Determining the ages of rock strata can provide helpful…

Q: 9. Which process is excluded from the working cycle of a common rapid filtration: A filtration B.…

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Q: Which type of ore deposit does the figure show?

A: Naturally occurring materials from which one or more mineral, metal or metallic compounds can be…

Q: Which of these taxonomic ranks is included in the unique binomial for every named organism? Genus &…

A: Taxonomy is a classification of all living things based on the type of organism. It is studied as a…

Q: What is the recurrence interval of a flood, and how is it related tothe annual probability?

A: Both surface and groundwater are essential and interconnected parts of our hydrological cycle. Thus…

Q: draw a sketch illustrating how unconformities form and what theyrepresent.

A: An unconformity might be addressed on a map by various kind of line than that which is utilized for…

Q: When in Earth history did vascular plants appear? When didtrees appear?

A: Paleontology is the study of earth ancient life, ancient climates along with studying some wide…

Q: Types of spectra (a) Before passing the solar atmosphere, why does the solar radiation have a…

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Q: What conditions can lead to preservation of an organism as afossil?

A: Fossils are direct or indirect evidences of plants and animals life in past.

Q: 5. Earthquakes originating from the West Valley Fault in Metro Manila may result in the formation of…

A: The 5th sentence is false cause the west valley fault system is situated on the ground so earthquake…

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Q: What event, indicated by the fossil record,marks the end of the Paleozoic?

A: Given that, the Geology scale is the ages of the geological evidence which are divided basically…

Q: What is meant by the term keystone species, and whattypes of organisms are most often considered…

A: Keystone species are very important for maintaining the ecosystem

Q: What are the principal agents of erosion on the Earth?

A: The transportation of silt at the Earth's surface is known as erosion. Water, Wind, Glaciers, and…

Q: According to Figure 12.2: soils can be very beautiful. the different rates of weathering can cause…

A: Weathering is the process by which rocks are broken down at Earth's surface into clays, soils and…

Q: What is topography, and how can we portray it on a sheet ofpaper? What does the image show?

A: A butte is an isolated hill with steep, frequently vertical sides in geomorphology, and this one is…

Q: natural selection allows organisms to change in response to environmental conditions

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Q: UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION PROBLEM SOLUTION UNFAIR ADVANTAGE CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Is the customer segment…

A: 1-PROBLEM:-  The problem box in lean canvas was created to list one to three high priority problems…

Q: How does a stream-eroded landscape evolve over time?

A: Gradients reduce and ridges among valleys that erode away with time, resulting in stream cut…

Q: highlight events that may trigger mass movements, and explainwhy some regions are particularly…

A: The two important forces of earth are the endogenic forces and the exogenic forces which takes place…

Q: Explain how a conventional oil or gas reserve forms.

A: Petroleum, often known as crude oil, is a flammable liquid found in geologic formations under the…

Q: What is the difference between renewable and nonrenewableresources?

A: We people are using all the resources of earth and are responsible for destroying and depleting the…

Q: Why are there no whole rocks on the Earth that yield isotopicdates older than about 4 billion years?

A: Stratigraphy is the field of science which studies about the origin and process of formation of…

Q: Igneous rocks are the most common type of rock on earth. An example is granite, which can form when…

A: The igneous rock is most found on the earth surface. The granite is also a example of igneous rock…

Q: 9. Around some protostars, a cloud of dust and gas is found to emit infrared radiation. What is the…

A: The answer for this question will be the option E giant molecular cloud.

Q: Imagine that you have been asked by the World Bank todetermine whether it makes sense to build a dam…

A: No, I would not, because many risks are there.

Q: What factors do geologists take into account when producing alandslide-potential map, and how can…

A: Landslide is an extremely widespread form of mass movement. In a pure slide, failure occurs along a…

Q: According to scientific research and fossil fuels, how do humans evolve? How are humans different…

A: Humans are said to have evolved from more primitive forms. Evolution is thought to have started…

Q: A satellite is launched from a spherical planet of radius R. The initial velocity of the satellite…

A: As concerned with planets' movement in their respective orbits around the sun, Kepler, a German…

Q: A locked section of fault (a section that has not slipped in a long time and is building up energy)…

A: A fault is a structure developed from minor cracks due to compressional or tensional forces in the…

Q: State if the statement is true or false. If it's false, either explain why. (Note that it's not…

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Q: differentiate between erosional and depositional landscapes.

A: Erosion is the movement of rock and soil pieces caused by water, ice, wind, or gravity. Deposition…

Q: Describe the four different types of drainage networks. Whichtype of drainage network does the…

A: Rivers or Streams are channelized flows of water. The river system or the drainage system is the…

Q: Contrast brittle and plastic deformation.

A: Both this phenomena comes under structural geology.

Q: explain what groundwater is, where it resides in the Earth, andhow its composition and flow varies.

A: Groundwater is the water that is inside the earth's surface. The rocks with cracks have a saturated…

Q: 4.  Describe the type of fog that will result in a region of the sea where air temperature of 22oC…

A: 4. The type of fog that will result in a region of the sea where air temperature of 22°C moves over…

Q: Using the concepts of trophic levels and energy flow, explain why the ecological footprint of a…

A: According to 10% rule of ecological energy flow, 10% of total energy is transferred from one trophic…

Q: explain what a landscape is and what questions geologists askabout landscapes.

A: Geomorphology is the field of science which studies about the physical features of the earth and the…

Q: advantages over nonrenewable resource. Which is an advantage of renewable energy resources?

A: Here total 4 statement is given we will see all statements regarding advantage of renewable…

Q: Define environmental science. Explain the link between Environment and Security. Why are wars fought…

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Q: How does an air mass go through stages of modification? briefly describe the process.

A: A large volume of air in the atmosphere with uniform temperature and moisture is known as an Air…

Q: Discuss the processes by which mountain belts form inconvergent margins, during collisions, and in…

A: Different type of plate tectonic activities occur to form different structures on the earth surface.

Q: What is a living system? What are the components of a living system?

A: All residing organic entities share a few vital attributes or capacities: request, responsiveness or…

Q: Why does the velocity of a stream vary with location in a givenreach of the stream?

A: The velocity of stream in the river varies with the slope of the channel. Where slope is high,…

Q: What did continental crust form from?

A: Earth can be divided into three compositional layers. The crust is the uppermost compositional layer…

Q: 11.EAR THQUAKE HAZARDS DESCRIPTIONS А. EARTHQUAKE- INDUCED displacement on the ground due to…

A: Given that The earthquake is a natural disaster where the ground shakes automatically and causes…

Q: 1. Define the term takings as it relates to environmental law and provide one example of a legally…

A: Environment awareness is a major thing to decrease the clause by nature an man.

Q: Will the risk of flooding increase or decrease in places like Southeast Texas and Florida? What is…

A: Answer : Yes, risk of flooding will increase in places like Southeast Texas and Florida. The places…