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Emily Parker Page 15

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 Deep Are Streams? Factors That Determine Their Depth
What Percent of the Air We Breathe Is Oxygen?
Where the Amazon River Meets the Atlantic Ocean
Why Is Still Water Dangerous in Caves?
Where Would You Find the Warmest Waters?
How Would the Earth Look Without Water?
What Did the World Look Like Millions of Years Ago?
What Defines an Island as an Island?
What Is at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench?
What Can You Find in the Coastal Plains?
What Regions of Africa Are Most Susceptible to Desertification?
Why Is the Dead Sea Called the Dead Sea?
What Did Prehistoric Earth Look Like? A Timeline
Why Is Earth Called a Pear Shape?
The Connection Between South America and Africa
The Nature of the Maldives: Atolls, Reefs, and Wildlife
Emperor Seamounts: Pacific Ocean’s Underwater Mountain Range
What Is Wave Action and How Does It Shape Our World?
The Challenger Expedition: A Groundbreaking Voyage
The Mariana Trench: Earth’s Deepest Natural Wonder
Lidar Scans of the Amazon Reveal Ancient Civilizations
What Sea Surrounds New Zealand’s Coasts?
What Is a Tree Line and Why Does It Matter?
What Percentage of Humans Live Within 100 km of a Coastline?