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Can you explain the different plate margins?

(NB:this is not a full answer, those taking GCSE or A-Level examinations would need more detail)

Plate margins are the places where the Earth's plates meet and sometimes they are known instead as p...

Answered by Grace B. Geography tutor
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Describe and explain the formation of a meander

Meanders are bends in a river. The formation first develops from alternating bars of sediment, called riffles. Low flows of water in the river have a low hydraulic radius which means there is not enough k...

Answered by Anastasia K. Geography tutor
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Explain the process of suburbanisation and describe its effects (8 marks)

Suburbanisation = is the decentralisation of people, employment, and services from the inner city towards the rural urban fringe.

One effect is that the affluent middle class often move to the subu...

Answered by Lauran M. Geography tutor
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What are the economic problems associated with an ageing population?

Firstly, an ageing population puts a greater strain on health services, which will therefore require more government funding; this is particularly an issue because elderly people are more susceptible to h...

Answered by Anna C. Geography tutor
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Can you help me understand the movemement of tectonic plates and their margins

The Earth's surface is divide into plates, and these plates on the Crust move around slowly (mm's to cm's a year), this is due to convection currents in the mantle on which the crust sits. These convectio...

Answered by Tom C. Geography tutor
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