Marine waters cover 70.8% of the earth’s surface. And, if we substract the 5.5% area of the continental shelf, 65.3% of the earth’s surface is occupied by continental slope and rise, and deep-sea parts (data after Dietrich and Kalle 1957). The deep sea can be subdivided into several topographical units. There are deep-sea grabens<span> (15 in number), which cut deeper than 6,000 m. Deep-sea grabens are restricted to tectonic active regions near the foot of continental slopes.</span>
The main difference between geography and geology
is that geography is mostly dealing with the physical overall shapes of
the land. Geology is a science that is interested in how the land got
into the shape it did.
Geology is mostly about what the ground is
made up of from a natural perspective. What kind of rocks it contains
and how those rocks or layers of rocks got there.
Geography is
mostly dealing with mapping the extent of landforms, how far rivers are,
how long mountain ranges are, how long the coast line is. This is often
from the perspective of people or culture.
People generally move in climates where it's warm, but not too hot. That way they can hunt, raise livestock, and grow food for everyone. Also, it's just a nice climate in general to stay in. Hope this helped :)
The full moon is the phase which you can see the entire lighted side of the moon.
<span>meteorology should be right</span>
