Describe the conceptual framework of world regional geography.

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A: Subtropical gyres are the circulation of water mass in the ocean under the influence of a high-press...

Q: Explain how reductions in conflicts can improve educational and social development outcomes in the r...

A: The development of any society mainly depends on the social and economic condition of the country. T...

Q: How does illiteracy help to increase population growth rate. Give reason

A: ILLITERACY- Illiteracy is defined as lack of knowledge or lack of ability to read and write or lack ...

Q: Describe the condition in which flow occurs through a soil mass possessing isotropic properties.

A: Isotropic properties refer to soil material having the same size and shape.

Q: Provide examples of countries with different rates of natural growth.

A: The deduction of crude death rate from the crude birth rate, yields in a statistic for demographical...

Q: How do the concepts of uniformitarianism and geologic time help us understand how internal and exter...

A: Uniformitarianism Uniformitarianism, in geology, assumes that Earth's geological systems worked in t...

Q: Describe the metamorphosis from snow to névé (firn) to glacial ice.

A: The process of changing one substance to another substance with the presence of temperature and prec...

Q: How does spirituality help solve our environmental problems?

A:          The concept of spirituality is very ancient and the modern relationship between spiritualit...

Q: Define the characteristics, attitudes, and traits that influence geographers when they study culture

A: A geographer, through a cultural study, analyses the social, cultural, legal, political, and economi...

Q: What are the stages of a  demographic transition, and why do some demographers  believe that we’ve n...

A: This is a model of population changes. With space of time and period, the size of population changes...

Q: importance of managing recreation resources.

A: Any resource that could destress and provide enjoyment to an individual is known as recreational res...

Q: What was the result of urban renewal programs?

A: Urban renewal programs were the city administration's initiatives reconfigure metropolitan cities to...

Q: Deine extinction.

A: BIODIVERSITY: Biodiversity is the combination of the two words 'bio' means 'organism' and diversity ...

Q: Write at least seven common building stones and explain their properties in detail also briefly desc...

A: The different rocks present on the Earth's surface are significant for human civilization because of...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A:   Mass wasting is the process of Movement of mass ( minerals ) from one place and decomposes on anot...

Q: Describe the Geospatial revolution that is taking place?

A: The geospatial techniques and their applications on different worldly issues are on an ever-increasi...

Q: Is the Principle of Uniformitarianism still valid today? Give examples of why or why not. (See Chapt...

A: The theory of uniformitarianism is that the "present is indeed the key to past". This theory has a p...

Q: What are the major issues of concern to adivasis today?

A: The indigenous tribal communities dwelling in the pristine landscapes of the Indian subcontinent are...

Q: Why are maps useful to us?

A: Maps are diagrams representing the geographic realities of the Earth or any celestial body for studi...

Q: Describe the differences between Central Asia’s historical cities and those that have been establish...

A: Cities are to be believed as the last stage of development of human civilization, so the study of ci...

Q: Explain why hydrozoans and scyphozoans (jellies) are classified as macroscopic forms of zooplankton....

A: Zooplankton:                        The word zooplankton is derived from Greek where zoon meaning an...

Q: What roles do microorganisms play in the soil?

A: SOIL: Soil is the upper most layer of the earth's crust in which the plants grow and we people are l...

Q: Describe the characteristics of hydrothermal vents. What evidence suggests that hydrothermal vents h...

A: A black smoke releases particulate-charged liquid jets. The particles are mainly sulfide minerals of...

Q: Why human geography is important? And how human geographers can help in solving real world problem? ...

A: Human geography is basically the study of humans in relation to mother nature. Carl Ritter is consid...

Q: Explain how excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affects the pH of seawater. Why is increasing oc...

A:                                                                                                     ...

Q: Make a detail report about the 2005 Kashmir earthquake including discussion on the following topics:...

A: An earthquake occurs with the movement of two tectonic plates either vertically, horizontally, or by...

Q: What is a swallow hole? A disappearing stream?

A: KARST TOPOGRAPHY: In limestone country, the work of ground water is most significant. As we know lim...

Q: Describe the differences in origin between the Aleutian Islands (Alaska) and the Hawaiian Islands. P...

A: Island is a small piece of land that is surrounded by water. Island form either by a collision of co...

Q: Why does Southeast Asia have such distinctive forms of agriculture?

A: Region Southeast Asia has a distinctive form of agriculture because various kinds of fertile and inf...

Q: What are the planets in order

A: A solar system is a celestial system with a central star, the Sun, and a system of gravitationally l...

Q: Hii I need this ASAP if you could please answer this question, How are balances of power reflected i...

A: Balance of power:                                 Balance of power is one of the oldest theories in...

Q: What percentage of the United States is black?

A: Blacks in the United States are also known as African Americans or Black Americans. The term African...

Q: List at least five 5 sources of water and state what the factors that affect each specific sources w...

A: The water sources consists of - Rivers, Streams, Storms, Wetlands, Springs and Glaciers. The chemic...

Q: List the subdivisions of plankton and benthos and the criteria used for assigning individual species...

A: Planktons are the marine organisms live in the water column, but they cannot swim themselves and can...

Q: ?     How do rural areas depend on cities?

A: RURAL AREAS: A rural area is a geographical area that situated outside the town or city area. Rural ...

Q: Explain the driving forces behind deforestation and habitat loss in the different subregions of Sout...

A: Southeast Asia is a region that lies in Asia and mainly in the Equatorial region. It has a hot and h...

Q: Name the various ways of testing for dispersive clays.

A: Dispersive clay is a type of soil, which is very unstable and easy to erode away with the water flow...

Q: Explain the significance of flash floods and debris flows in deserts.

A:     The Desert is a large arid region with a low annual rainfall below 30 centimeters. These regions...

Q: Why do scientists think there are many more undiscovered species on Earth?

A:             The primary question is," How many species are there in the world"? Answer to this quest...

Q: What environmental issues currently affect the Caribbean? Describe the risks and possible solutions.

A: The first region of America colonized by the Europeans and extensively explored by them was the Cari...

Q: Describe North America’s major landform and climate regions.

A: North America is the third largest continent that is extended from the small Aleutian Islands in the...

Q: What is the difference between pediment and piedmont zone?

A: Pediment and piedmont zones are two geological features formed of erosional-depositional processes o...

Q: Geography Question

A: The Mississippi delta is also known as Yazoo delta. It is the unique northwest portion of the United...

Q: How do the political origins of the United States and Canada differ?

A: INTRODUCTION: The political origins are different from country to country. Each country has its poli...

Q: What protect us from tsunami

A: TSUNAMI: Tsunami is a serious natural disaster. We know, Tsunami may be defined as a series a waves ...

Q: Where is most of the world’s freshwater found?

A: Water is essential to survive on the earth and around 71% of the earth's surface covered with water ...

Q: What is a playa and why does one form?

A: There are many landscape features in arid zones that are exclusive to the hot and dry climate. Playa...

Q: 1. 3 importance of culture in globalization 2. 3 importance of certain country in globalization 3. 3...

A: 3 importance of culture in Globalization:  a) Promotion of food habits which were restrained to a ce...

Q: Discuss the role of key location factors in explaining why economic activities are located where the...

A: Economic establishments are directly associated with the geographical factors of a region. North Ame...

Q: What is another name for a S-wave

A: The waves formed by the plate tectonics in the Earth's internal can be of different types, such as P...