Ahuman geographer would most likely study
a. changes in the size of the antarctic icecaps
b. the housing styles of the baka people of the congo
c. the landforms of the american southwest
d. earthquake patterns in the south pacific user: a physical geographer would most likely study all of the following subjects except
a. physical systems
b. political systems
c. climate
d. flora

A psychical geographer would not study political system -rather the human geographer would study political systems.

  A human geographer would study human cultures and relations - and among the options only one refers to human activities, namely:
b. the housing styles of the Baka people of the Congo

The ecology and the human ecology have the same basic core, but as much as they are similar, they are also different. The ecology represents the interactions between the living organisms and the natural environment. The human ecology represents the interactions between the humans and their natural environment, but also their social and built environments. As the humans are part of nature, they belong to the ecology as it is defined. On the other hand, the humans have been able to build their own artificial environment and societies, which has isolated them from the nature in many ways, so it is a major difference, though everything that the humans have created is actually part of nature i way or another, and would also fall into the ecology category.