Explain Demographic Changes

Q: Using relevant examples discuss the central question, subject matter, major themes of spatial organi...

A: The paradigm of spatial organization, while has been among the fundamental geographical study issues...

Q: You are mapping an area in which you consider the rocks. to be Cambrian in age. While looking for fo...

A: The fossils are an important factor in order to evaluate the characteristics of the rock and mainly ...

Q: Urban settlement

A: Generally, settlements are the places where human lives together and interact with each other. In a ...

Q: An urban area might turn into a if its key industry is no longer needed and the population moves on ...

A: The urban province is the area where large numbers of industries are located. This area is said to b...

Q: Briefly describe how (the methods by which) petrologists can reconstruct the P-T-t paths of metamorp...

A: Cooperation between metamorphic petrologists and geophysicists during the 1980s prompted the acknowl...

Q: account for the crossing of cape bojador and the spanish explorations that ensued during the age of ...

A: The 15th century is known as the age of discovery. Moreover, the age of discovery is also known as t...

Q: The largest area of low elevation is located near the___________ and____________coasts

A: Here is an image is given of the map of America with all the states marked. The coastal areas are to...

Q: How do the geological features of the Grand Canyon support the claim that slow gradual changes add u...

A: In northern Arizona, the Grand Canyon is a mile-deep gorge. The canyon is thought to have formed 5 t...

Q: What is Climate

A: The climate is indeed the average over a long time in a certain place. A climate description provide...

Q: What would happen if present patterns of migration, bothinternal and international, reversed themsel...

A: Migration is the permanent or semi-permanent change of residents from one place to another place. Se...

Q: Name one process that led to paarl rock being exposed

A: Rocks are solidified formations of soil materials. They are formed due to natural means or erosion a...

Q: Meaning of atmosphere

A: In the geographical and scientific language, atmosphere is defined as an envelope of gases around th...

Q: As a geologist, how would you recognize an accreted terrain? How could you tell whether is originate...

A: Plate tectonics introduced seemingly out-of-place patches of rock to the margins of continents, whic...

Q: How does radiometric dating supports the theory of evolution?

A: Radiometric dating is used by geologists to determine how long ago rocks formed and to infer the age...

Q: Geography Question

A: The Himalayas Mountain is the highest in the World. Mount Everest is the highest peak of the mountai...

Q: If you are an environmentalist, how will you encourage recreationists to strictly follow the “Leave ...

A: An environmentalist, should know and follow the "leave no trace" protocol by passion. They are the i...

Q: Point out the specific conditions under which karst topography is developed and also explicate vario...

A: Karst is a kind of terrain that is distinguished by barren, rocky terrain, caverns, sinkholes, subte...

Q: describe factors affecting temperature

A: Temperature is influenced by the following factors: 1. Latitude: Due to the curvature of the earth's...

Q: How do ocean currents affect temperature

A: Circulations are like the flow of electricity that goes from one region to another. Similar flows of...

Q: Imagine you have been offered a deal from a genomics company. You can get a free genome sequence- an...

A: Genomics is the research of the entire genomes of organisms. This field also tends to incorporate el...

Q: Geography Question

A: The Bolivian culture is said to be a very happening culture. It involves fun filled festivals, and a...

Q: Define tropical rain forest

A: Vegetation is an accommodation of plant species and the surface cover they provide. It is a common t...

Q: For a storm surge hazard, which is more important to minimize, a building‟sexposure or its vulnerabi...

A: Vulnerability - It is the inability to resist a hazard or to respond when the disaster occurred or i...

Q: flood effects in Philippines

A: Floods have an impact on both persons and communities in respect of fatalities, health deterioration...

Q: Which one is better for the planet banning plastic bottles or installing community gardens? Explain ...

A: Environmental practices are described as acts that aim to lessen the negative environmental effect o...

Q: If you can please answer any part thanks . It fine if I have to ask again for a different part of th...

A: Population refers to the spatial variations in the distribution, composition, migration, and growth ...

Q: Sound travels faster in warm air than in cold air. Imagine a weather front that runs north-south, wi...

A: Sound wave move faster in warm air than in cold air because the air molecules in warm air travel fas...

Q: circle the tributary intersections and order the following stream .

A: In geomorphology and hydrology, the stream order or water body order is a positive whole number that...

Q: C. Describe the degree to which the core-periphery concept can be applied below the national scale. ...

A: There are two different models, one is Rostow's model that has five stages and another is the core-p...

Q: Explain the driving force behind deforestation and habitat loss in the different subregions of South...

A: The permanent removal of trees over a large area is known as deforestation This includes clearing of...

Q: Using relevant examples, discuss the central questions, subject matter and major themes of spatial o...

A: Geography is part of a bigger discipline of scientific, empirical and explanatory reasoning. Geograp...

Q: Which country has undertaken the most extreme land reform in Latin America?   Select one: a. Chil...

A: Land reforms are major changes in the agrarian land tenure under the direction of the state. The ref...

Q: Write a report on “Third Wave of COVID-19”. It should have the following sections and subsections:  ...

A: Since multiple questions are asked above, only a few questions only the first three will be answered...

Q: Define fault and discuss the geometrical classification of faults.

A: The earth's surface is made of several plates, continental and oceanic. The plates are moving contin...

Q: What are some technological innovations and their effects on the impact of small scale mining on the...

A: The industry of mining is a well known industry. It is the process of extraction of valuable mineral...

Q: What is comprehensive geography ?

A: Geography as a subject belongs to the field of humanities. This subject is very wide as for studying...

Q: Why is literacy used as an indicator of development

A: Literacy enhances everyone's future in society to help someone read and write efficiently, or to get...

Q: Examine the ideas of Greek philosophers on the shape and size of the earth during the classical time...

A: Since the historical times many historians, geographers, meteorologists and even astronomers have ma...

Q: Geography Question

A: Population density represents the number of people living per unit area. 

Q: Question: Evaluate how ecotourism generates sufficient 'alternative income' to achieve conservation ...

A: As a tool for local socio-economic growth, ecotourism is rapidly being encouraged, generating income...

Q: What contaminations are outside the safe range for a Surface mountain stream site?

A: Contaminations are the accumulation of the sediments seen in a region. Basically surface mountain st...

Q: Why are there so many endemic species in SIDS?

A: Endemic species are those which are confined in a particular place of the world. This kind of specie...

Q: Global warming

A: Here we discuss about the impact of global warming on earth. Global warming occurs on earth's surfac...

Q: What is the description of the columella of Fire coral (Millepora alcicornis Linnaeus) based on the ...

A: The columellate is an axis of sterile tissue and refers to the central part of the phyla that is nea...

Q: List five main objectives of a soils investigation.

A: Soil investigation, also known as geotechnical investigation, is a process for determining the strat...

Q: Name two greenhouse gases

A: Greenhouse gases are gases which present in Earth's atmosphere that tap heat. The sunlight pass thro...

Q: Review the advice Roland Geyer gives in the sidebar “What You Can Do.” Do you think most readers wil...

A: The three "R's" – Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle – are all about reducing the amount of waste we make, r...

Q: 1. Which of the following phrases best defines tundra? A a mountainous region outside the Arctic B a...

A: Tundra, a major treeless area in cold areas, predominantly north of the "Arctic Circle", or over the...

Q: Describe how the Caribbean is linked to the global market/economy through offshore banking, emigrati...

A: The geographical location of a place is essential in influencing all other socio – economic factors ...

Q: Name two natural renewable resources used by the farmer

A: The resources that are completely extracted from nature and can be used again with repetition are ca...