Thinking Critically What sediments accumulate most rapidly? Least rapidly?

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Q: ) Automobile pollution is the greatest concern for air quality. How the crankcase, fuel tank and tai...

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A: The Estuary is-a part-of the enclosed body of fresh water and has one or more streams-flowing into i...

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Q: Distinguish between extrusive, intrusive and plutonic volcanism.

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Q: Which is NOT a feature of deep-ocean basins? Options: mid-ocean ridges seamounts beaches

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Q: Where are sediments thickest?

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about Sediments, Sediments: a solid material small fragments of r...

Q: 1. State the three effects of a Category 3 hurricane when it hits land. 2. Explain how the theory of...

A: By Reviewing the question, We need to State the three effects of a Category 3 hurricane when it hits...

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A: They are lands that were previously invested under one of the industrial or commercial sectors, whic...

Q: DDT is used to fight disease outbreaks to this day?  a. true  b. false

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Q: 1/what type of fault ? 2/what name if middle block? 3/indicate which is the hanging wall?

A: Faults are cracks that have displacement to each other. The displacement is due to the stresses that...

Q: How is a strick - slip fault boundary different from a convergent and a divergent boundary?

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Q: (c) (i) Explain what is meant by acid rain. (ii) What causes acid rain? (iii) How is acid rain measu...

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Q: Write a detail note on plate tectonics and tectonic stress

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Q: . Is it possible to isolate the actions in one biome from the rest ofthe planet?

A:   Each biome, or population of plants & animals living in a specific climate, has its own set of...

Q: Student needs to discuss the impacts of modern discoveries as substitutes of conventional resources

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Q: Can you explain the matching magnetic alignments seen south of Iceland (as shown)?

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A: Natural catastrophes are sudden natural events that occur because of natural or made causes. It incl...

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Q: What is the extent of the economic damage of Rice Weevil?

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Q: Explain how ozone is : 1. Produce, and  2. Destroyed in the atmosphere

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Q: A large amount of air pollution is attributed to manufacturing. Some would argue that it is not tech...

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Q: Which marine birds are the world’s most efficient flyers?

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Q: The Green Revolution a. increased food supplies b. increased food security c. increased efficiency d...

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Q: What are the deepest parts of the ocean? Options: deep-sea trenches mid-ocean ridges giant whale nes...

A: Deep-sea trenches or ocean trenches are long, narrow zones of ocean collision. They are 7 to 11km de...

Q: Which is greater—the average depth of the ocean or the average elevation of the continents?

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Q: Examine the link between natural resources and development

A: By reviewing the question we need to tell the link between natural resources and development.

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Q: What Can Be Learned from Metabolic Maps?

A: Metabolic maps are also called metabolic pathways. They are a linked series of chemical reactions ta...

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Q: Which Galilean satellite is closest in orbit to Jupiter?     Europa       Callisto      ...

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Q: Please determine as below: Bigenerina fossil 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and polluti...

A: Bigenerina is a genus of forams in the family of Textulariidae. They are marine and sessile organism...

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

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