Hi, how would you answer a Plate Theory 40 marker for the Tectonics section? I have no idea how to answer them and it looks like one may possibly come up this year!!
Hi, how would you answer a Plate Theory 40 marker for the Tectonics section? I have no idea how to answer them and it looks like one may possibly come up this year!!
define what it is, about wegener and stuff maybs. Talk about the evidence, palaeomagnetism etc. Thats a pretty tough one tbh bc not much to talk about. Maybe talk about all the margins. Oh yeah, you could talk about George Plafker and the Alaskan Earthquake in 1984 about his evidence, and how Leonora Hoka proved that volcanic materials came from the sea etc (destructive margins). Idk im either gonna do tectonics 40 marker or weather and climate
If anyone is doing weather and climate can you read this. You know we have to know international responses o global warming, E.g. Kyoto Protocol, would it be better to use the Paris Climate Conference from this year? As thats kind of old now.
i'd say use all of them but Paris is probably the most successful climate change summit there's been so important to include that one
do we need to know examples of suburbanisation, reurbanisation and counter-urbanisation for poorer countries as well? Because it seems it's very limited in low income countries
Hi, how would you answer a Plate Theory 40 marker for the Tectonics section? I have no idea how to answer them and it looks like one may possibly come up this year!!
briefly explain wegners ideas - how it initially came from seeing that south america and africa fit like a jigsaw explain plate boundaries and how seismic and volcanic activity arise from them - use your examples from like you earthquake and volcanic events case studies the evidence for existence of convection currents in the mantle the breadth of geographical evidence which supports his ideas i.e. the mesosaurus found in gabon and brazil contructive boundaires - sea floor spreading and palaeomagnatism leading to the discovery of destructive margins and the evidence the pacific ring of fire then there are evidences to critique his ideas: these include - hot spot theory - although this can also support his ideas of the mechanism of plate tectonics the fact that his ideas were based really on south america and africa and no initial research into activity on the pacific ocean
define what it is, about wegener and stuff maybs. Talk about the evidence, palaeomagnetism etc. Thats a pretty tough one tbh bc not much to talk about. Maybe talk about all the margins. Oh yeah, you could talk about George Plafker and the Alaskan Earthquake in 1984 about his evidence, and how Leonora Hoka proved that volcanic materials came from the sea etc (destructive margins). Idk im either gonna do tectonics 40 marker or weather and climate
I'm hoping if the tectonics 40 marker is a plate theory one I can do the Weather and Climate one instead
Hi, how would you answer a Plate Theory 40 marker for the Tectonics section? I have no idea how to answer them and it looks like one may possibly come up this year!!
briefly explain wegners ideas - how it initially came from seeing that south america and africa fit like a jigsaw explain plate boundaries and how seismic and volcanic activity arise from them - use your examples from like you earthquake and volcanic events case studies the evidence for existence of convection currents in the mantle the breadth of geographical evidence which supports his ideas i.e. the mesosaurus found in gabon and brazil contructive boundaires - sea floor spreading and palaeomagnatism leading to the discovery of destructive margins and the evidence the pacific ring of fire then there are evidences to critique his ideas: these include - hot spot theory - although this can also support his ideas of the mechanism of plate tectonics the fact that his ideas were based really on south america and africa and no initial research into activity on the pacific ocean
do we need to know examples of suburbanisation, reurbanisation and counter-urbanisation for poorer countries as well? Because it seems it's very limited in low income countries
yeah, if you look at the spec it wants contrasting case studies for all of those, between countries at different levels of development... so many case studies.
For world cities 40 marker, I think it might be decentralisation or something about planning/ management. Sustainability has come up 3 times (June 2010, Jan 2012 and June 2013) Regeneration has come up 3 times (Jan 2011, Jan 2013 and June 2015) Hmmm
For world cities 40 marker, I think it might be decentralisation or something about planning/ management. Sustainability has come up 3 times (June 2010, Jan 2012 and June 2013) Regeneration has come up 3 times (Jan 2011, Jan 2013 and June 2015) Hmmm
For world cities 40 marker, I think it might be decentralisation or something about planning/ management. Sustainability has come up 3 times (June 2010, Jan 2012 and June 2013) Regeneration has come up 3 times (Jan 2011, Jan 2013 and June 2015) Hmmm
Hi I am doing Ecosystems, World cities and hopefully the tectonic 40. For World cities can someone tell me what I would write for a question on planning and management issues and economic development and its effect on urbanisation. Also because I am doing a 10 do I still need to know a MEDC and LEDc case study for urbanisation, sub and counter