How do living organisms help shape earth's landforms?

Answer 1

Landforms affect life on Earth in a interdependent way. Humans give nutrients and have to adapt to the new surroundings and the landform has to get used to human populated environment. Landforms are many different types of naturally formed earth. Geologists study all types of landforms, for the human and physical features.Landforms affect humans by their shifting from the tectonic plates, their effects on the climate, and how humans grow food.

Answer 2

Geography (landforms) of the earth dictate where people and animals can live and may also play a role in the climate of a particular location.

People like to live where the climate is temperate or at least habitable, as well as areas where food can be produced.

Large mountain ranges can result in the formation of clouds which provide rain to an area that may not get it otherwise; likewise some mountain ranges can actually block rain bearing winds causing a desert to form on the leeward side.

• For example most countries are likely to have towns and settlements along the banks of rivers and the ocean as the provide food, trade and transport opportunities.

• Settlements are less likely to be found in harsh environments such as deserts or within arctic areas as there is less food and it is difficult to travel and survive.

Answer 3

it changes it