What is the difference between streamflow and overland flow, and how do these concepts help define valleys and interfluves?

Q: Why are there tidal bulges on both sides of Earth (for example, not just the side of Earth that face...

A: Tides are caused by the gravitational force of the moon that pulls water which result in high tide a...

Q: Describe the conceptual framework of world regional geography.

A: World regional geography is a branch of geographic sciences that focuses on the cultural and nationa...

Q: What is happening to the San Andreas fault line? Are there other places in the world that have simil...

A: SAN ANDREAS FAULT LINE: The transform boundaries or shear plate margins are such margin comes into b...

Q: What is the importance of jointing and bedding planes to the underground structure of caverns?

A: CAVERNS: The mineral calcite is dissolved out of the rock by the acidic water and carried down into ...

Q: Which is a bails conclusion based on the chart?

A: Before the Soviets crushed, the failed Hungarian Revolution from 1956 forged a temporary gap in the ...

Q: Which of the following shows the necessary elements for the formation of rain? Coud droplets lce Clo...

A: RAIN: Rain is a liquid form of water droplets that have condensed from the atmospheric water vapor a...

Q: Describe the spawning cycle of grunion, indicating the relationship among tidal phenomena, where gru...

A: SPAWNING CYCLE OF GRUNION: Grunion is that the specie of marine fish of the genus Leuresthes tenuis....

Q: Why is a lunar day 24 hours 50 minutes long, while a solar day is 24 hours long?

A: The majority of marine regions have two highe tides as well as two low tides per lunar day, with sev...

Q: How do fecal pellets help explain why the particles found in the ocean surface waters are closely re...

A: Fecal pellets are biogenic substances of amorphous nature. They float or are submerged in the ocean,...

Q: Describe the three types of motion in which progressive waves move. Which type includes waves at the...

A: A progressive wave is a type of wave that travels with no amplitude change across a medium.

Q: What could be the main reason/reasons for the formation of African and Eurasian desert belt? 1. It i...

A: SUB-TROPICAL HIGH PRESSURE CELL: The subtropical high-pressure cells on Earth are generally between ...

Q: Explain why soil is the source of life and agriculture.

A: SOIL: The word soil has been derived from Latin word 'Solum' which means "floor". Soil is the thin s...

Q: List the components (reservoirs) of the hydrologic cycle that hold water on Earth and the percentage...

A: Hydrological or water cycle is the movement of different states of water through different reservoir...

Q: What was the impetus for studying ocean processes that led to the great expansion of the science of ...

A: The advancement and broadening of the oceanography discipline took off in the twentieth century.

Q: What types of past environmental conditions can be inferred by studying cores of sediment?

A: Marine sediments are the deposit of insoluble material, rock and soil particles that are transported...

Q: Why do Cs climates have dry summers, but Cfa climates have precipitation all year?

A: In Koppeans climatic classification, the C is defined as the temperate climate and has the coldest m...

Q: Describe and explain the major features associated with oceanic–continental convergence and oceanic–...

A: OCEANIC-CONTINENTAL CONVERGENCE BOUNDARIES: Convergent plate boundaries are accountable for quite a ...

Q: Describe the three different types of breakers and indicate the slope of the beach that produces eac...

A: Breaker is a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore. Waves generally break near the...

Q: Describe differences between sea ice, icebergs, and shelf ice, including how each is formed.

A: SEA ICE- Sea ice is formed in the water, it is frozen seawater. Ice is dense than water so it floats...

Q: Briefly explain historical geography imagination of Europe and discuss the impact of Eurocentric map...

A: John Hobson appears to have rooted much foreign philosophy in diverse types of eurocentrism througho...

Q: Where is the majority of infrastructure roads tracks and canals being built?

A: Development in terms of infrastructure, road, rail tracks, and canals is part of global sustainable ...

Q: List and describe the three main problems that floating plastic trash presents to marine organisms.O...

A: Plastic debris is dangerous to marine life and caused havoc destruction in the marine ecosystem

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A: NORMAL FAULT: Normal faults are formed due to the displacement of both the rock blocks in opposite d...

Q: Question 4 After 1991, political geography in Eastem Europe changed because of O he end of the Austr...

A: Before 1991, The Soviet Union which was officially named as USSR( Union of Soviet Socialist  Republi...

Q: How does a plateau differ from a mesa?

A: A plateau is also called a tableland or a high plain, it consists of a flat terrain that sharply ris...

Q: What are fluvial processes?

A: Fluvial processes are related in geology and geography with rivers, streams and soils, and landforms...

Q: What is the future of Churpi being produced in Nepal?

A: Churpi is a Nepalese yak milk-based cheese product.

Q: List the subdivisions of plankton and benthos and the criteria used for assigning individual species...

A: Planktons are the marine organisms live in the water column, but they cannot swim themselves and can...

Q: What do settles use the Amazon rainforest for

A: AMAZON RAINFOREST-Amazon Rainforest is the world's largest rainforest in the world lies in the South...

Q: Of the changes that are occurring in the oceans as a result of global climate change, which ones are...

A: The impacts of climate change and global warming affect sea levels, coastlines, ocean currents, surf...

Q: Discuss techniques used to clean oil spills. Why is it important to begin the cleanup immediately?

A: An oil spills is a type of pollution generally occurs in marine, it releases of a liquid petroleum h...

Q: Why do trees require so much more moisture to survive than grass?

A: Trees require large amounts of water or moisture contents s their survival depends mostly on water. ...

Q: Explain the concepts and metrics used to document changes in global population and settlement patter...

A: Urban and urban population settlements begin to expand exponentially and most of this change takes p...

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...