What does the diagram best represent?   A) a community B) the biosphere C) a population D) an ecosystem

Q: How many subtropical gyres exist worldwide? How many main currents exist within each subtropical gyr...

A: The ocean currents' system moves in the curve due to the significant wind movement known as a gyre. ...

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: What are the Effects of Land Drainage?

A:                       Land drainagte or a system of land drainage is used to allow water in a wet or...

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: In comparison to the earlier years/decades, how do you think our ancestors predict or identify possi...

A: Disasters are naturally occurring disturbances that result in huge loss of lives and property.

Q: Describe how the Caribbean is linked to the global economy through offshore banking, emigration, and...

A: The Caribbean is a locale of the Americas that contains the Caribbean Sea, its encompassing coasts, ...

Q: What is a rain shadow?

A: A mountain or a hill is a most uneven surface. The unevenness causes prominent variations in climati...

Q: Explain the factors that contribute to the region’s high population growth rates and rapid urbanizat...

A: 1.DEVELOPMENT 2.CLIMATE CONDITIONS 3.JOBS POSSIBILITIES 4.HIGH FERTILITY RATE 5.LOW DEATH RATE

Q: Describe and explain the general formation, shape, and structure of the following kinds of volcanic ...

A: Volcanoes are hill-like structures with a circular opening at the top, and their vent instills in te...

Q: Some essential resources are relatively abundant in ocean water. Are there any prospects for chemica...

A: The ocean is considered a huge reservoir of precious natural resources. Crude oil, coal, are some pr...

Q: Why is flooding such an important environmental issue in Bangladesh and adjacent areas of northeaste...

A: Bangladesh and surrounding NorthEastern India are part of the Indian subcontinent towards the might ...

Q: What is Corilio’s effect and how does it affect the global pattern of the wind?.

A: Corilio's effect- It is an effect whereby a mass moving in a rotating system experiences a force ( t...

Q: What drives the water cycle, and how does this cycle relate to geologic, biological, and atmospheric...

A: The water cycle is the most important cycle on the earth. The water cycle regulates life on the eart...

Q: Calculate the speed (S) in meters per second for deep-water waves with the following characteristics...

A: a) The expression for the speed of the wave is, S=LT Here, S is the speed of the wave, Lis the wavel...

Q: Explain the theory of Rock breakage and the effect of free faces on the economy of blasting.

A: Blasting- Essential Blasting is the action wherein in-situ rock is broken in both turns of events an...

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: What is meant by differential weathering?

A: The internal diversity of a rock and the spatial variation of weathering promoting agents make rock ...

Q: In what ways is an increase in altitude similar to an increase in latitude?

A: Altitude is the height of the mark measured from the sea level. Latitude is the imaginary line on th...

Q: What is meant by a flood recurrence interval of 50 years—in other words, what is meant by a 50-year ...

A: The recurrence interval or return period is an average time in which earthquakes, floods, etc. disas...

Q: Describe the strength values for consistency of clay such as hard, very stiff and medium.

A: The consistency of clay is determined by the SPT test (standard penetration test) Consistency of cla...

Q: Summarize the demographic issues impacting this region, such as ruralto- urban migration, urbanizati...

A: Demography refers to the study of different characteristics of the population, which are resulted du...

Q: What causes seasonal shifts of global wind and pressure systems, and the development of monsoons?

A: A storm is an occasional alter in the course of the predominant, or most grounded, winds of an area....

Q: Describe and explain the formation and orientation of a drumlin.

A: Drumlin is an Iris term widely used to describe a smooth, elongated hummock or whaleback hillock of ...

Q: Describe the formation of a glacial outwash plain and a valley train.

A: INTRODUCTION: A glacier starts melting whenever there is increase in temperature and melting of glac...

Q: What roles may heavy rain play in triggering a landslide?

A: Rainfall is by far the most frequent source of landslides. The expense of "Rainfall Triggered Landsl...

Q: Describe and explain the South Asian monsoon.

A: MONSOON: The word monsoon is taken from the Arabic word 'Mausim', meaning 'season. Thus, monsoons ar...

Q: Why is Comcast incorporated in Pennsylvania?

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

Q: 2. Aer reaching 1 Bilon people, how many years did iake the population to reach 6 Blon people? a Wha...

A:  Question 2: After reaching 1 billion people, how many years it took to reach 6 billion? Answer: In ...

Q: 1. Brief introduction and history of different environmental issues 2. Recent global environmental i...

A: In the last 200 years, the Anthropocene epoch has challenged the normal balance of planet Earth in m...

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: Which region in China hosts the majority of its farming?

A: China, a major agricultural nation invested with rich rural assets, has a long history of cultivatin...

Q: Describe the cultural mixing of European and Amerindian groups in this region and indicate where Ame...

A: In the past, the European colonialization in the western continent of America resulted in many cultu...

Q: Critically examine Alfred Weber's contribution to the deductive approach to industrial location theo...

A: Geographically the location of industries serves a significant role. It allows the easy procurement ...

Q: Differentiate between island and rimland environments and the environmental issues that affect these...

A: Island refers to North America, South America, and Oceania. Rimland is the area that comprises both ...

Q: What are the major constituents of earth’s outer zone?

A: Earth's consists of three layer that is Crust, Mantle and Core.  The outermost layer of the earth is...

Q: Overall, how important is wind in the erosion of desert landforms?

A: Deserts are the large land area covered with sand, these are the arid regions having low precipitati...

Q: Relating to geotextiles (geofabrics), describe about the significant difference in appearance and te...

A: Geotextile- Geotextile is synthetic liners that provide support to the soil layers being placed on a...

Q: what is discovery ?

A: DISCOVERY: Discovery is an act or learning of experiments, ideas, and thinking which led to the find...

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: In what ways have hot spots been used to verify that plate motion is taking place?

A: Hotspots:                 It is an intensively hot area in the mental below the crust. The heat that...

Q: Describe the major features of a passive continental margin: continental shelf, continental slope, c...

A: Continental Margin- The principal boundary between any continent and Ocean basin, represents the tra...

Q: What is agricultural transformation? Clearly discuss

A: Agricultural transformation is much more than a shift in agricultural methods. This includes catalyz...

Q: What is a terrane and how does one form?

A: A cut of lithosphere can be added to the edge of a landmass during a plate crash termed as terrane. ...

Q: How do Milankovitch cycles fit in with the pattern of Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Milankovitch cycles portray the aggregate impacts of changes in the Earth's developments on its envi...

Q: What valuable items from Africa’s interior did the Swahili bring to trade with Arab merchants

A: Goods that came to the Swahili states were collected from Africa's interior,  Sofala, near the kingd...

Q: How do the trade winds differ during an El Niño event compared with the normal pattern?

A: EL-NINO: El-Nino is a warm ocean current. It periodically flows southwards along the coast of Ecuado...

Q: Explain the pinhole test used for the testing of dispersive clays.

A:  Pinhole test  1. It is a laboratory test 2. Pinhole test is used to determine the chemical composit...

Q: Describe the geological relationship between the Himalayas and the flat, fertile plain of the Indus ...

A: The Himalayas and the Indus-Gangetic river basin are some of the most prominent and essential landsc...

Q: What is an ecotone?

A:        Ecotone is a zone of the junction between two or more diverse ecosystems. For example the Man...

Q: What countries are on the equator

A:              The Equator is an imaginary line that divides any planet into two hemispheres. It is al...