Much of alaska is covered by
a. forests of giant redwoods
b. valuable uranium deposits
c. the rocky mountains and the sierra nevada
d. the alaska range and the brooks range

How does central place theory explain patterns in the size and distribution of cities?

When volcanoes erupt, magma (hot, molten rock) rises toward the surface of the earth. as magma cools, solid rock forms. this rock contains substances from the interior of the earth. which of the following natural resources is likely to be plentiful near subduction zones where volcanic activity has occurred in the past?

What is the border between layers a through f and layer g called?