Answer:
The geographer in the passage is focused on human geography.
Explanation:
Human geography is part of geography that focuses on humans, their activities in the environment (both natural and anthropogenic), their characteristics, movements, as well as the reasons for any of them. Not to be mistaken though, despite humans being in the center of this part of geography, everything is connected with physical geography in one way or another, thus there are a lot of connections between the two major branches of geography.
In this case, the geographer is gathering data about the migration of people from one country to another in a given time period, as well as looking for patterns in that time period to find out why is that the case. Basically, the geographer is researching human activity, from one human-based creation to another, but all of that happening in the physical sphere, thus it is of interest to human geography, but as mentioned it is easy to see that there is a connection with the other part of geography as well.
Map A is a circular or globe like depiction of the countries and continents. This is an actual representation of the earth and the placement of the continents and countries. This map may be harder to understand for a person just learning about the geography of the earth.
Map B is a flat map. Showing you the placements of the countries of the earth was crushed down. This map is usually easier to “read” for someone learning these placements.
<span><span><span>When you lift with convergence, you move an entire chunk or layer of air by wind. When air converges along the earth's surface, it rises up.
When you lift by convection, you move thermal energy upwards.
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A chain of volcanoes parallel to a continental coast.
