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Avani Mishra

This course is about some topics of physical geography such as interior of the earth ,volcanoes , volcanic landforms, world distribution of volcanoes and continental drift theory.

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(Hindi) Physical Geography - UPSC CSE

In this lesson I tried to explain the interior of the earth and the characteristics of the three different layers of the earth with  direct and indirect proofs related to interior of the earth.
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Interior of Earth (in Hindi)

This lesson is about volcanoes and its components and type of volcanoes based on periodicity city and mode of eruption.
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Volcanos (in Hindi)

This lesson is about the world distribution of volcanoes with maps. 
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World Distribution of Volcanoes (Part-2) (in Hindi)

This lesson is about intrusive and extrusive landforms formed by the Magma inside and outside the Earth surface due to the volcanic eruption.
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Volcanic Landforms (Intrusive and Extrusive) Part-3 (in Hindi)

this lesson is the explanation of the continental drift theory given by the Alfred wegener with explanation of evidence and limitations and pattern of drift.
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Lessons

5 lessons • 44m

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Interior of Earth (in Hindi)

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Volcanos (in Hindi)

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World Distribution of Volcanoes (Part-2) (in Hindi)

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Volcanic Landforms (Intrusive and Extrusive) Part-3 (in Hindi)

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Continental Drift Theory (in Hindi)