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Anthro 2B Final (Egan) verified answers and questions 2023. macro-evolution - correct tion above the species level micro-evolution - correct tion below the species level speciation - correct s when one species splits into two, which involves a reproductive isolating mechanism example of reproductive isolation but NOT speciation - correct rd frogs in Florida vs. Maine, can still reproduce but just can't because they are isolated; gene flow can happen extrinsic is...

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TMS Tectonic Plate Boundaries and Landforms Complete Test With Complete Solutions. Trench - CORRECT ANSWER A deep drop off formed at a subduction zone Volcano - CORRECT ANSWER A landform built of igneous extrusions over time where a plate is subducted and partially melts Subduction - CORRECT ANSWER Process where one plate is pushed under another at a convergent boundary Folded mountains - CORRECT ANSWER A mountain chain formed where two continental plates converge and squish the ro...

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Eduqas Exam Board Tectonics - Paper 3 - Component 3 A level Geography Most past paper tectonic questions are given within this document with full A* level response answers Helpful for upcoming mocks and exams Various Case Studies

Describe what happens when two tectonic plates collide along a subduction zone. correct answers One plates moves under another and sinks into Earth's mantle. A trench may be formed Explain how subduction leads to volcanic activity correct answers One plate is pushed down and melted as molten material/ magma rises to the surface near the zone What areas exhibit island arcs correct answers Coast of Asia (Philippines, Ryukyu, Japan, Kuril, and Aleutian) What areas exhibit a growing nonvol...

Edexcel A-Level Geography: Tectonic Hazards and Processes June 2024 Exam Questions And Answers

Edexcel A-Level Geography: Tectonic Processes and Hazards

Why might the level of wealth and development affect the impacts of tectonic hazards? - Answer - High levels of wealth can lead to more investment in preparedness, e.g. Japan's aseismic building architecture - Increasing poverty often leads to more shanty towns, which don't have proper building codes and are often built in vulnerable locations, e.g. favelas in Rio, Brazil Why might geographical isolation increase a population's vulnerability? - Answer More isolated communities will ...