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Emily Parker Page 16

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 Biome Is Nashville, Tennessee?Environment
Why Is Still Water Dangerous in Caves?Earth & Space
Where Would You Find the Warmest Waters?Earth & Space
How Would the Earth Look Without Water?Earth & Space
What Did the World Look Like Millions of Years Ago?Earth & Space
What Defines an Island as an Island?Earth & Space
What Is at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench?Earth & Space
What Can You Find in the Coastal Plains?Earth & Space
What Regions of Africa Are Most Susceptible to Desertification?Earth & Space
Why Is the Dead Sea Called the Dead Sea?Earth & Space
What Did Prehistoric Earth Look Like? A Timeline Earth & Space
How Many Trees Are There on Earth?Environment
Why Is Earth Called a Pear Shape?Earth & Space
The River of Mercury in China’s First Emperor’s Tomb Chemistry
The Connection Between South America and Africa Earth & Space
The Nature of the Maldives: Atolls, Reefs, and Wildlife Earth & Space
Emperor Seamounts: Pacific Ocean’s Underwater Mountain Range Earth & Space
What Is Wave Action and How Does It Shape Our World?Earth & Space
The Challenger Expedition: A Groundbreaking Voyage Earth & Space
The Mariana Trench: Earth’s Deepest Natural Wonder Earth & Space
Lidar Scans of the Amazon Reveal Ancient Civilizations Earth & Space
What Sea Surrounds New Zealand’s Coasts?Earth & Space
What Is a Tree Line and Why Does It Matter?Earth & Space
What Percentage of Humans Live Within 100 km of a Coastline?Earth & Space