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Theory of mountain building [ Geosyncline] theory was proposed by an Australian geologist in 1955 on the basis of force of contraction which was produced by the cooling of the earth surfaces. 
Kober describes the two zones; 
 1. Orogen 
 2. Kartogen 
 
However, he defined the three stages of the mountain building. 
 
 1. Lithogenesis 
 2. Orogenesis 
3. Giptogenesis.
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Theory of mountain building [ Geosyncline] theory was proposed by an Australian geologist in 1955 on the basis of force of contraction which was produced by the cooling of the earth surfaces. 
Kober describes the two zones; 
 1. Orogen 
 2. Kartogen 
 
However, he defined the three stages of the mountain building. 
 
 1. Lithogenesis 
 2. Orogenesis 
3. Giptogenesis.
This Document is of paramount importance to researchers in the field of public health, earth and environmental sciences, social science and sciences because it cuts across various field or discipline. It gives vivid descriptions of phenomena with pictorial background as in cover ranges of time and it's widespread of Covid19 Pandemic in world, Africa, Nigeria and Federal Capital Territory Abuja. Application of Geographic Information System in Analysis of Spatial Distribution of Covid19 Prevalen...
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This Document is of paramount importance to researchers in the field of public health, earth and environmental sciences, social science and sciences because it cuts across various field or discipline. It gives vivid descriptions of phenomena with pictorial background as in cover ranges of time and it's widespread of Covid19 Pandemic in world, Africa, Nigeria and Federal Capital Territory Abuja. Application of Geographic Information System in Analysis of Spatial Distribution of Covid19 Prevalen...
Test Bank Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical 
Geography, Fourth Canadian Edition (4th Edition) by 
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Test Bank Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical 
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Compose answers to the questions below and save the file as a backup copy in the event that a technical problem is encountered while attempting to submit the assignment. Make sure to run a spell check. 
You will be submitting your answers to the lab assignment in two parts. The first part of the lab assignment consists of the laboratory exercise questions. The second part of the lab assignment is the application question. The first textbox on the submission page corresponds to the first part...
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Compose answers to the questions below and save the file as a backup copy in the event that a technical problem is encountered while attempting to submit the assignment. Make sure to run a spell check. 
You will be submitting your answers to the lab assignment in two parts. The first part of the lab assignment consists of the laboratory exercise questions. The second part of the lab assignment is the application question. The first textbox on the submission page corresponds to the first part...
The visual indicators of a mid-latitude cyclone on this map include the convergence of the warm and the cold fonts represented by the blue triangles on a continuous blue line and red semi-circles on a continuous red line. Besides, there is an occluded front represented by the purple semi-circles. The transition zone is represented by alternating blue triangles and red semi-circles in the origin of these two conspicuous air masses. This indicates the parallel and opposite flow of air masses. In t...
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The visual indicators of a mid-latitude cyclone on this map include the convergence of the warm and the cold fonts represented by the blue triangles on a continuous blue line and red semi-circles on a continuous red line. Besides, there is an occluded front represented by the purple semi-circles. The transition zone is represented by alternating blue triangles and red semi-circles in the origin of these two conspicuous air masses. This indicates the parallel and opposite flow of air masses. In t...
Answers for Igneous Rocks Lab 
 
Figure 2. Data table for observation of igneous rocks. 
 
Sample # 
	Texture(s) (Phaneritic, Pyroclastic, Vesicular, Glassy, or Aphanitic) 
	Composition (Felsic, Intermediate, Mafic, or Ultramafic) 
	Name of Rock 
	Plutonic/Intrusive or Volcanic/Extrusive 
 
1	Glassy	Felsic	Obsidian	Volcanic/Extrusive 
2	Phaneritic	Felsic	Granite	Plutonic/Intrusive 
3	Phaneritic	Mafic	Gabbro	Plutonic/Intrusive 
4	Pyroclastic	Felsic	Tuff	Volcanic/Extrusive 
5	Aphanitic	Intermediat...
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Answers for Igneous Rocks Lab 
 
Figure 2. Data table for observation of igneous rocks. 
 
Sample # 
	Texture(s) (Phaneritic, Pyroclastic, Vesicular, Glassy, or Aphanitic) 
	Composition (Felsic, Intermediate, Mafic, or Ultramafic) 
	Name of Rock 
	Plutonic/Intrusive or Volcanic/Extrusive 
 
1	Glassy	Felsic	Obsidian	Volcanic/Extrusive 
2	Phaneritic	Felsic	Granite	Plutonic/Intrusive 
3	Phaneritic	Mafic	Gabbro	Plutonic/Intrusive 
4	Pyroclastic	Felsic	Tuff	Volcanic/Extrusive 
5	Aphanitic	Intermediat...
The history of Pakistan is a complex and multifaceted narrative that spans thousands of years. Here's a concise overview of key historical developments: 
 
Ancient Civilizations: The region that is now Pakistan has a rich history dating back to ancient times. It was home to the Indus Valley Civilization, one of the world's earliest urban civilizations, which thrived around 2500 BCE. 
 
Achaemenid and Mauryan Empires: Over the centuries, the region came under the influence of various empires, i...
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The history of Pakistan is a complex and multifaceted narrative that spans thousands of years. Here's a concise overview of key historical developments: 
 
Ancient Civilizations: The region that is now Pakistan has a rich history dating back to ancient times. It was home to the Indus Valley Civilization, one of the world's earliest urban civilizations, which thrived around 2500 BCE. 
 
Achaemenid and Mauryan Empires: Over the centuries, the region came under the influence of various empires, i...
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