Summarize the demographic issues impacting this region, such as ruralto- urban migration, urbanization, smaller families, and emigration.

Q: Outline the ways in which the patterns of population growth in South Asia have changed over the past...

A: Population growth indicates the developing number of people living in an area. It occurs in two vari...

Q: n 1947 colonial Britain created the nations of Pakistan and India. Hindus of India and Muslims in Pa...

A: The year 1947 is the period of post-world war where the colonial power started losing their grip fro...

Q: What are our conservation priorities?

A: Conservation:                  It is the prevention or the efficient use of resources.  Mainly in ge...

Q: What does it mean to say that the Soil Taxonomy is a generic system of classification?

A: " Taxonomy is the grouping of objects at several levels to show how they relate". The nomenclature s...

Q: How and why are wind patterns different near the surface and in the upper atmosphere?

A:                      Global wind systems are created by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface or...

Q: What change in color of the following minerals from high to low melting? olivine pyroxene amphibole ...

A: OLIVINE COLOR CHANGES FROM OLIVE GREEN TO BLACK PYROXENE COLOR CHANGES FROM DARK GREEN TO DARK RED  ...

Q: ‘The nightmare of Thomas Malthus is still a real possibility.’ Critically explain this statement in ...

A: Thomas Malthus proposed an analogical relation between natural resources and demographic growth. He ...

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: How does the specific heat capacity of water compare with that of other substances? Describe the eff...

A: One of water's most critical properties is that it takes a ton of warmth to cause it to get hot. Dec...

Q: Which is the best description of Savannah today? O a port city in decline O Georgia's center of air ...

A: The Port of Savannah will extend the Garden City Terminal to permit the concurrent treatment of six ...

Q: List three key environmental issues for this region, and suggest why these have global importance.

A: Region refers to the area which is having homogenous nature in terms of environment, culture, topogr...

Q: Describe the general location, temperature characteristics, precipitation characteristics, and main ...

A: The Mediterranean climate also calls as the dry summer subtropical climate. It found on the five par...

Q: Why is Comcast incorporated in Pennsylvania?

A: Comcast Corporation  is basically an American telecommunications conglomerate that is headquartered ...

Q: Describe and contrast the following processes associated with electromagnetic energy: radiation (emi...

A: In conventional physics, electromagnetic radiation is energy flush into the free space at a constant...

Q: Distinguish between calcite and dolomite?

A: Calcite and dolomite are very much like minerals. Both calcite and dolomite have similar hardness (H...

Q: What are the salient characteristics of natural resources

A: Natural Resources- Natural resources are those which offered by nature and there is no role of human...

Q: Describe the diverse economic geographies of Oceania.

A: WHAT IS OCEANIA? THERE ARE SEVEN CONTINENTS IN THE WORLD NAMELY ASIA, AFRICA, EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, NOR...

Q: What is a feral animal population? Provide an example.

A: A non-domesticated creature or plant (from Latin: fera, 'a wild monster') lives in the wild however ...

Q: Looking at Figure , why does it take 1000 kilograms of plankton to produce only 10 kilograms of fish...

A: Food cycles or food pyramids show the flow of food from the primary stage to the last stage.

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: What is an outcrop?

A: A ROCK FORMATION THAT IS CLEARLY VISIBLE ON EARTH SURFACE. THESE ARE SEEN OVER THE SURFACE OF EARTH ...

Q: Why are thunderstorms sometimes called “convective storms”?

A: THUNDERSTORMS: Thunderstorms are the local storms escorted by lightning and thunder, and it also con...

Q: Why are maritime polar air (mP) masses from the Atlantic Ocean less important to the United States t...

A: The United States is located in North America Continent, between the Pacific Ocean in the west and t...

Q: Explain the role of evaporation in the hydrologic cycle.

A: HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE: Water continuously recycles between the land, atmosphere, rivers, lakes, oceans,...

Q: What factors lead to a wide seasonal range of salinity in Laguna Madre?

A: The lagoon or closed bay, which is called Laguna Madre, is located in the south of  North America (s...

Q: Explain the processes that shape contemporary urban and rural settlement patterns.

A: Urban settlements are found in urban areas. These settlements are large, extending over a large exte...

Q: What are some similarities from this two maps

A: Maps are the small-scale representation of land on a piece of paper. Maps are the two-dimensional re...

Q: Discuss the patterns or trends that you notice about the global wind belts and boundaries as shown i...

A: Global wind circulation is highly influenced by the rotation and revolution of the earth.

Q: Describe and explain the formation of large Pleistocene lakes in western North America.

A: The Pleistocene Epoch was described by the arrangement of inescapable icy masses in the Northern Hem...

Q: What are the major rural livelihoods in this world region?

A: Most of the population in the world settle in rural areas and depend upon natural sources. The rural...

Q: What is a colloidal complex and how does it relate to soil fertility?

A:             The colloidal complex is the part of the soil in which various colloids of soil exist. T...

Q: Discuss changes in the physical environment that occur as one moves from the shoreline to the deep-o...

A: The ocean is having the largest diversity on the earth's surface in every term, the study of the oce...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of atmospheric circulation patterns, draw from memory the pattern o...

A: General circulation of Earth and regional air movements around regions of low pressure and high pres...

Q: Describe the physical changes that occur to a wave’s wave speed (S), wavelength (L), height (H), and...

A: When moving towards the continental margins, Deepwater gets combined with water depths that are less...

Q: Describe the mechanism by which bioluminescence is accomplished in deep-sea organisms. What is biolu...

A: Bioluminescence is the creation and discharge of light by a living life form. It is a type of chemil...

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: Technically, what must a biogenous ooze contain to be classified as ooze? What other component do al...

A: Oozes are generally liquid mud that is transformed into fine-grain power he dried up.

Q: -117. A major event affecting global climate is the El Niño/La Niña cycle. In this cycle, equatorial...

A: The climatic cycle of La Nina and El Nino are different weathering pattern happens over the Pacific ...

Q: Using the map of tropical rainforest distribution, as well as climate maps, for reference, explain w...

A: The occurrence of the tropical rainforests can define by the locational and the climatic maps given ...

Q: Describe the origin of these depositional features: spit, bay barrier, tombolo, and barrier island.

A: The sediment deposit on shores of rivers due to the coastal erosion of sea cliffs is known as the de...

Q: What causes fronts to develop within a midlatitude cyclone?

A: These cyclones are developed in 35 and 65-degree latitudes. The direction is West to the east and fo...

Q: Contrast an aquifer with an aquiclude.

A: Aquifer- An aquifer is an underground layer of rock that holds groundwater. Groundwater is a downpou...

Q: Why are the hottest and coldest places on Earth over land and not over water?

A: Death valley, California is the hottest place on the earth and Antarctica is the coldest place on th...

Q: What is meant by denudation?

A: EXOGENIC PROCESS IN WHICH WEATHERING AND EROSION TAKES PLACE ARE CALLED DENUDATION PROCESS. DENUDATI...

Q: Explain how a sinkhole is formed.

A: Sinkhole is basically a depression in the ground that has no external surface drainage. For example ...

Q: The demographic predictions of the neo- Malthusians and the anti- Malthusians disagree sharply. Acco...

A: The neo-Malthunians believe that the resources on the earth are insufficient and are not balanced wi...

Q: How have humans modified the natural distribution patterns of plants and animals?

A: THE TERM BIOGEOGRAPHY DENOTES THE STUDY OF THE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF LIVING THINGS AND ABIOTIC ...

Q: Name some threats to Earth’s biodiversity.

A: Biodiversity refers to the type of variation observed with respect to any particular thing like in a...

Q: How does water temperature affect the water’s ability to hold gases? How do marine organisms extract...

A: Temperature refers to the heat, the variation in the temperature results in the variation in density...

Q: What conditions lead to precipitation?

A: Precipitation- Precipitation denotes all forms of moisture that reach to ground from the atmosphere....