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Q: In a simple answer what makes the lithospheric plates move in different directions?

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Q: What are the four elements of weather and climate?

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Q: In what ways does the surface of earth warm the troposphere above?

A: ATMOSPHERE: Our Earth is surrounded by a blanket of air. This layer of air is called the Earth's atm...

Q: How has continental drift affected the modern distribution of species on Earth?

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Q: In what ways are the subtropical desert and the arctic tundra similar?

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Q: Describe the important parallels of latitudes with the help of a labelled diagram.

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Q: What is the ozone layer, and where is it located?

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Q: True or False Most GIS expect geospatial analysts to know how to use the tools they provide for acco...

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A: Tourism is defined as the leisure activity that is taken by people residing outside their usual envi...

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Q: Continental arcs are always associated with plate subduction. plate transform movement. plate ...

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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...

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Q: What is the importance of geography? Explain why we should learn and teach geography.

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Q: What is meant by the scale of a map, and what are the different ways that map scale is described?

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