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A: Winds Around Anticyclones pass around the middle of the northeasterly area Winds run in the clockwis...

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A: In 1958, the Soviet Geographical Society officially proposed that the border between Europe and Asia...

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A: Azimuth, as well as elevation, are indeed the two coordinations that determine, at a certain point i...

Q: Question 100 Which of the following describes the property of true shape on a map?   conformal equid...

A: Note: We will be answering the first question, since the exact one was not specified, please submit ...

Q: Describe the difference between streamflow and overland flow

A: Overland flow is considered the runoff that runs down the slopes of land in mostly distributed sheet...

Q: Why are thunderstorms more common over land than over water?

A: THUNDERSTORMS: "It is a storm caused by convectional activity and accompanied by thunder and lightni...

Q: say whether the following statement about latitudes is true or false.    latitudes are invisible ho...

A: Latitude is an invisible continuous line that extends from East to West across the planet. It starts...

Q: A large square slab of granite, 1 meter thick and 100 meters to a side, falls off an exfoliation dom...

A: Given Data : Square slab of thick 1 meter and side 100 meters,                       Density of gran...

Q: The eruption of Mount Tambora significantly altered global weather patterns and devastated economies...

A: Two hundred years earlier, the most intense eruption in human history made itself evident worldwide....

Q: Define shrinkage limit.

A: The shrinkage limit is defined as the content of water in which changes the soil from a semi-solid t...

Q: What is meant by the term precipitation variability?

A: PRECIPITATION: Microscopic droplets join together and grow in size when they become heavy and clouds...

Q: Briefly describe the differences among the P waves, S waves, and surface waves of an earthquake.

A: The shock waves produce vibrations within the interior of the world that displaces along a fault lea...

Q: Why is it impossible for a map of the world to portray Earth as accurately as can be done with a glo...

A: The representation of Earth in the form of drawing in two dimensional pattern is a map. Only selecte...

Q: What are Predators?

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A: Glaciers are a clear indicator of climate change. Glacier mass balance, length, and snowmelt runoff ...

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A: 1. Georgia(GA) is indeed a state in Southern Deep South, bordered by Tennessee as well as North Caro...

Q: How does geology help explain why the pacific realm is so wildely scattered?

A: The Pacific Ocean emerged from of the Panthalassic Ocean which was originally created about 750 Mya ...

Q: A country with one ethnic group is a     multinational state     stateless nation   ...

A: Monoethnicity is the presence of a single ethnic group within a given area or world. States where on...

Q: What is the history of the culture Oceania?

A: The term Oceania lies outside Southeast Asia, which is the vast island of the Pacific. Oceania compr...

Q: Define sustainability from an Environmental Science point of view and explain its importance

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