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Deciduous forest have landforms of mountains,valleys,hills, and flat plateus.
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How do the five themes of geography and the six elements of geography work together?
Taken together, all of these themes work to please both humanity and nature. Place and location can provide a foundation for observation in geography. These themes can be used to state a resolution for two questions: "where is it?", and "why is it there?" Geography depends on these five motives to build a base for a steady structure of understanding the Earth.
How are tropical and temperate forest different?
temperate forest have more seasonal changes (apex) (2021)
Aspect of which of these scientific disciplines would research the people of a specific region?
Geography
Which of the following are not part of the unifying science?
That one.Geography
What is a name of a forest in Egypt?
I wish I could but the only name of a forest that I know is The Stone Forest. Hopefully it will help you, bye
How did mesopotamia's geography affect their government?
by saving rain forest
What was Virginia's geography of the area in 1620's?
Virginia's geography was very nice, for farming. In 1620 Virginia had forest almost everywhere! It also had flat rolling land.
This social science might study the effect on the land after the cutting of the old-growth forest?
G - Geography
What is the longitude for the tropical rain forest?
Longitude is an inappropriate measure, tropical forests are constrained by latitude and geography not longitude.
What is the average yearly precipitation of tropical geography?
A tropical savanna can have 120 cm average. A tropical forest can have 200+ cm average.
How did the mount st Helen eruption effect Washington's geography?
it turned all the of trees in the forest into ash. Houses, cars, and buildings were covered in ashes.
How does a desert change into a climax forest?
It is unlikely that a desert will ever turn into a climax forest. Deserts are the result of geography and geography controls the climate in a region. Unless mountains are removed and/or ocean currents changed, a desert will always remain a desert. Also, latitude - distance from the equator - influences the formation of deserts. One would have to change the latitude for a major change in precipitation to occur.
What are the three types of geography and give examples for each?
Human Geography; the way humans have changed the world. This looks at population, buildings, countries and transport etc. For example looking at the floor plan of a shopping center would be looking at Human Geography. Environmental Geography is the way in which the environment is damaged or protected by humans. For example, you would be looking at this kind of geography if you were looking at the amount of trees cut down in a forest. Physical geography is the study of all things natural and not man made. The things humans cannot control. For example, the the height of a mountain or the way stalactites or stalacmites form.
What was the geography of the Massachusetts colony?
The geography was rocky and the soil was thin. They were along the Charles River, so they had fish, and the forest near by supplied them with wood. That's all I know right now, but when I'm finished with my New England Colonies project I'll probably add more.
What is the other type of geography other than physical geography and environmental geography?
The other geography is called Human Geography, the study of humans and their interaction with the land. It includes the subcategory of cultural geography. Human geography is also called Social geography.
Which are included in the five subfields of geography?
Human geographyPhysical geography
What are the climates in Eastern and Western Canada?
This question can not be answered. The geography in question is so vast and varied that the correct answer is from coastal tempurate rain forest to Arctic tundra is correct for both east and west
