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Q. 2 - What are the factors that determine the locations of deserts?

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Q. 3 - What conditions are necessary for the formation of sand dunes?

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Q. 4 - What is a desert?

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Q. 5 - Compared with water, what are the limitations wind has as an agent of erosion?

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Q. 6 - Wind exists because of density differences is the atmosphere. What factors determine differences in atmospheric density?

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Q. 7 - Barrier islands commonly contain valuable real estate that is heavily developed. What is a long-term natural problem inherent to barrier islands?

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