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Emily Parker Page 14

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.

What Type of Boundary Is Mount Kilimanjaro?Earth & Space
How Many Rivers Are in Africa?Earth & Space
Does the Arctic Circle Cross the Southern Ocean?Earth & Space
What Is the Density of Freshwater?Physics
What Is a Hamlet in Geography?Earth & Space
What Is the Biggest Sinkhole in the World?Earth & Space
What Makes the Dead Sea Unique?Earth & Space
How Much Does the Pacific Ocean Weigh?Earth & Space
Can Sand Burn Your Feet? The Science Explained Physics
What Does Quicksand Feel Like? The Real Sensation Earth & Space
How Much Does the Earth Curve Every Mile?Earth & Space
What Are the Five Spheres of the Earth?Earth & Space
What Was the Biggest Whirlpool Ever Recorded?Earth & Space
What Is the Easternmost River in Brazil?Earth & Space
Is the Soil in the Rainforest Fertile?Earth & Space
What Is the Northern Hemisphere?Earth & Space
How Much of Earth Is Discovered and How Much Is Left?Earth & Space
How Many Inches Does the Earth Curve per Mile?Earth & Space
Where Does the Amazon River Empty Into the Ocean?Earth & Space
Do Toilets Flush the Other Way in Australia?Earth & Space
Approximately How Many Lithospheric Plates Are There?Earth & Space
Where Is the Terminator Line on Earth?Earth & Space
What Type of Plate Boundary Is Alaska On?Earth & Space
Where Can I Find Quicksand and How Does It Form?Earth & Space
What Was the Loudest Sound Ever Recorded on Earth?Physics
How Deep Is the Ocean? A Chart of Ocean Depths Earth & Space
What Is a Conic Projection in Mapmaking?Earth & Space
How Many Icebergs Are There in the World?Earth & Space
What Are Salt Pans and How Do They Form?Earth & Space
Where Does the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean Meet?Earth & Space