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Emily Parker Page 10

In Bloomington, Indiana, Emily Parker is a geography editor at Biology Insights specializing in physical landscapes and cartography. A graduate of the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with a bachelor of arts in geography, she lives in the suburbs with her spouse and two teenagers. Parker spent years proofreading and fact-checking for an educational book publisher, background she brings to clarifying spatial coordinates and terrain features.

How Many Tar Pits Are There in the World?
What Is the Great Australian Bight?
What Is the Biggest Landslide in the World?
How Many Major Time Zones Is the Earth Divided Into?
What Is Squeegee Rock and What Is It Used For?
Is There More Water or Land on Earth?
What Is a Quarry Lake and How Are They Formed?
What Is in the Center of the Earth?
How Deep Is the Deepest Part of the Mississippi River?
What Is the Land Cover for the Northernmost Regions of Canada?
What Is the Elevation of Cadillac Mountain in Maine?
Is the Gulf of Mexico a Bay or a Gulf?
What Is the Largest Rock in the World?
When Will the Titanic Completely Disintegrate?
Why Is It Called the Arctic Circle?
What Is the Deepest Cave in the World?
Do All Rivers End in the Ocean?
What Is the Coldest Sea on Earth?
What Causes a Beach Where the Sand Glows?
What Is Tuff Used For? From Building to Landscaping
How Much Is Mexico City Sinking Each Year?
Where Do Rivers End? From Oceans to Disappearing on Land
What Is a Parallel on a Map?
What Is the Lowest Point on Dry Land?
Why Are Lakes Blue? The Science of Water Color
How Far North Do Icebergs Go From Antarctica?
How Many High and Low Tides in a Diurnal Tidal Pattern?
What If Pangea Never Broke Apart?
How Deep Would You Have to Drill to Reach the Center of the Earth?
What Does It Mean When Cities Have the Same Longitude?