Geography

how are the Horizontally layered landscapes formed?
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In your US2 simulation, an impact of Phobos with Mercury createsa crater roughly how large in diameter (in kilometers)?
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If a rock is 150 million years old and25%of a radioactive isotope remains, what is the half life of that radioactive isotope (element)?
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Question 50Mexico City is the most populous city in North AmericaTrueFalse
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Discuss (3 pages max) the metamorphism that resulted in theformation of the Central Zone of the Limpopo Belt including therock types found in the entire belt
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examine this map of the continent of africa. At which latitudesis the atmostphere rising? at which latitudes is it sinking? howdoes this atmostpheric circulation influence the contient'sclimates
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The current world population is.OA. 2 billion) B. 6 billionO C. 12 billionOD. 23 billion
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What is the difference of the lengths of andand round the answer to two decimal places.AUE45AB= 6 units B? Use the value # = 3.14,BC=2 unitsC
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1- Compare andcontrast LIBOR with OIS rates. Could everyone explain more details.Thanks.
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soil is not nessesarily productive soil. Why?
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How will more intense droughts impact the functioning of theriparian zone of perennial rivers?
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The arrow labeld D in the above graphic is pointing to a A real world example of this type of volcanic activity can be found in Subduction zone, Andes Continental rift valley, East Africa Benioff Wadati zone, Cascades Transform Fault, California
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Shivali is an antique collector with a keen interest in vintage maps. She has just noticed that one such piece, a map of early colonial Sydney, is coming up for sale at an auction in that city in two weeks' time. However, Shivali is only willing to purchase the map if it has an expected value of $4,000. There is a 19 percent chance that the map is worth $2,000, a 47 percent chance that the map is worth $3,000, and a third and final possibility that the map is worth an unknown value. What must be this unknown value of the third option for Shivali to be willing to purchase this map to add to her burgeoning collection? Answer to the nearest whole number in dollars (with no decimal points, spaces, $ signs, or commas in your answer).
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Check all that apply:insolation exceeds OLR in the low (near-equatorial) latitudes in an annual averageOLR exceeds insolation at high latitudes in an annual averagemeridional heat transport mostly occurs in the atmospheremeridional heat transport mostly occurs in the oceanmeridional heat transport mostly occurs in the land surfacethe net top-of-atmosphere radiation balance varies seasonallyLearn with edx Mobile
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1) Atlantic silversides (Menidia menidia) display counter gradient variation in growth rate. During their growing seasons, northern populations grow far faster and larger than their southern counterparts. Why is rapid growth beneficial for northern populations? Why might slow growth be advantageous in southern populations? 2) A population of mice lives in a stable geographic territory. A developer comes along and builds a parking lot in that territory. This developer at least tries to accommodate nature by recreating the nesting ground of the mice in between parking lanes. That is, they place some boxes with straw (the Hilton to mice) throughout the asphalt lot. Yet, mice are repeatedly found dead around and in these artificial environments, but the population a short distance away in the grasslands are fine. There are no new predators, food is ample, and disease is low? What is going on?
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BIMQuestion 12 Not yet answered Points out of 1,00 Remove flag Numerous societal, technical, and demographic drivers will determine the development of BIM in the future. Select one: O True O False
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For an earthquake to be identified as a foreshock to a larger eacthquabe, the larger carthquake needs to happen first: True Filse Question 21 tiun Palur
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Which statement correctly summarizes the Glossary of Sedimentary Rock definition of Clastic Sediment?Clastic sediment is made of the weathered fragments of rocks and minerals. The fragments are called clasts or grains.Clastic sediment is made of minerals transported by water and cemented together by pressure and heat.Clastic sediment is formed by the hardening of sediment due burial pressure.Clastic sediment is the product of erosion, and is made of sand.
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Barely straw was incorporated a week before planting fall wheat. At planting, you applied the recommended rate ofN-PKfertilizer. The wheat germinated and turns yellow. Tests show lowNin the plant tissue. What is wrong with the wheat? What would you advise the farmer to do?
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Which law or principle can you use to explain that thesedimentary layers A H were disturbed (tilted) by geologicalevents after their formation? Explain your answer
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Would a soil tend to develop faster in glacial till or bedrock, everything else being equal? Provide two reasons to support your answer.
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Isthe following statement true? Movement of the earthslithosphere(its rigid outer shell) unleashes earthquakes, powervolcanic eruptions, and lifts mountains.
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Question 35Which of these places in Latin America has a high minorityIndian (from India) population?oArgentinaoTrinidad & TabagooMexicooChileQuestion 36What is the largest aquifer in the US?oOgallalaoSan DiegooFloridianoEdwards
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what were the first types of maps made
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