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Q: Why are polar climates both so cold and so dry?

A: POLAR REGION: The incoming insolation Decreases from lower latitudes towards higher latitudes (polar...

Q: Features  formed by wind  erosion in detail.

A: Wind erosion is a form of geomorphic agent that shapes the landforms and makes them look distinct fr...

Q: What are the conditions and weather effects of the “warm” phase and the “cool” phase of the Pacific ...

A: Introduction Pacific Decadal Oscillation is considered as a long-term ocean fluctuation in the Pacif...

Q: Explain why the winds in the middle and upper troposphere tend to blow from west to east in both the...

A: CORIOLIS FORCE: The Coriolis force acts of moving winds and changes its direction. In the southern h...

Q: Which of the following could be reasons why population sizes may reach and maintain plateaus? Select...

A: Eventually, all population's geometrical or exponential growth (fig1) is limited by food production,...

Q: What are the positive and negative implications of the Philippine geography? Explain your answer.

A: Positive Implications  In the West Pacific Ocean, the Philippine Archipelago is split into three se...

Q: Why is the Pleistocene Epoch so important to physical geography, whereas other ice ages are not?

A: PLEISTOCENE EPOCH: Pleistocene Epoch was earlier and major of the two epochs that constitute the Qua...

Q: African and Arabian Plate boundary: a. continental- Continental convergent b. Oceanic- Oceanic conve...

A: Africa's modern tectonic history coincides with the collapse of Gondwana ~ 200 Mya. It was then that...

Q: Discuss the characteristic weather associated with the ITCZ and the characteristic weather associate...

A: The Intertropical convergence zone is known as doldrums are winds of calm which is due to the motion...

Q: Most of the carbon at or near Earth’s surface is not involved in any short-term cycling. Explain.

A: The short term cycling of carbon is cyclic of carbon dioxide by plants by the process of photosynthe...

Q: If the birth rate continues to fall what will happen to population size by 2041?

A: The conventional projection of the world population is about 7.7 billion which will increase o about...

Q: Is oceanic lithosphere or continental lithosphere denser? Why?

A: The lithospheres are also called the rocks sphere as it forms the thick layer of slabs or hard rocks...

Q: Discuss Wide scope of Geography around other domains

A: Geography has been one of the earth's ancient disciplines, its origins date from the early Greek sch...

Q: How can one kind of magma (one kind of magma chemistry) produce two or more different kinds of igneo...

A: FORMATION OF TWO OR MORE DIFFERENT KIND OF IGENOUS ROCK DUE TO MAGMA: The molten rock such as magma ...

Q: Antarctic Intermediate Water can be identified throughout much of the South Atlantic based on its te...

A: Antarctic intermediate water (AIW) is the oceanic water present at depths between 500-1200 meters wi...

Q: How magma is formed?

A: The magma is a molten or semi-molten material and is naturally formed inside the earth which leads t...

Q: OPEC is an intergovernmental organization consisting of 15 member countries, mainly in the Middle Ea...

A: Introduction OPEC OPEC or Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is a permanent, intergov...

Q: What is albedo?

A: The earth and its atmosphere reflect part of solar radiation back of space. It has been estimated th...

Q: What were along the cost North of California

A: The coast North of California is famously known as the ‘Redwood Coast’ or ‘Redwood Empire.’ This par...

Q: what is the biggest continent in the world

A: AISA: Being an extremely large landmass, Asia has 90 parallels of latitude running across it. As a r...