Sedimentary rock indicates the current or past existence of ___.water
lava
plants and animals
carbon dioxide
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Choose ALL the answers that apply.

The crust is:
the thinnest layer
made of large pieces called plates
mostly made of silicon dioxide
the outermost layer of the earth
also called the hydrosphere
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The ozone layer _____.
is part of the troposphere
is used to send radio signals
protects the earth from UV radiation
is made of charged ions and free electrons
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Answer 1
Answer: plants and animals
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The thinnest layer
Made of large pieces called plates
the outermost layer of the earth
(there might be more but those I am sure of)
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protects the earth from UV radiation
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

C

Explanation:


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A fold in rock that bends upward into an arch is called?

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anticline is the answer
 
 a fold in rock that blends upward is called a/an anticline

How do clastic sedimentary rocks form?A.
Fragments of rock are squeezed and cemented together.

B.
Plant and animal remains are squeezed and cemented together.

C.
Solid chemicals in water harden and form rocks.

D.
Lava cools and hardens into rock.

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Answer:

The correct answer would be A.  Fragments of rock are squeezed and cemented together.

Clastic sedimentary rocks refer to the group of rocks formed by clasts or pieces of pre-existing rocks.

Four basic steps are involved in the formation of clastic sedimentary rocks:

  • Weathering: it causes the loosening of the rocks.
  • Transportation: sediment is carried along the currents to the depression or basin.
  • Deposition: sediments are deposited and trapped in the basin.
  • Compaction: sediments are compacted and cemented together and form a rock.
Clastic sedimentary rocks are formed by fragments of rock that are  squeezed and cemented together. Answer A

Gouges made by ice sheets are

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Gouges made by ice sheets are erosion.

Trying to find the rightful heir! Y’all do your best can I put ears and eyes in the same punnet or do I need to make a second??

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Normally, you should make different punnet squares for different characteristics. However, considering the way the punnet squares are set up on your paper I believe they want you to use one punnet square.

Why are frogs said to have "two lives?"

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Well, the "first life" would be when they are living in the water as eggs and tadpoles. The "second life" refers to their life on the land.

I hope this helped:P

I need this diagram completed

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  • a - glycerol
  • b- double bond
  • c- single bond
  • d - unsaturated fatty acid
  • e- saturated fatty acid
  • f - triglyceride

What constitutes the structure of lipid?

Lipids are important biomolecules. A typical lipid contains a glycerol, fatty acid chains and a functional group in its structure.

Glycerol is a molecule made up of three carbon atoms. Glycerol forms the backbone in the structure of lipids.

Unsaturated fatty acids contain a single bond in its structure while the saturated fatty acids contain double bonds.

Unsaturated fatty acids have a straight chains while saturated fatty acids are bent.

Glycerol and threefatty acids together make up one triglyceride molecule.

Triglycerides are primarily found in blood and also present in the adipose tissues.

Lipids form an integral part of the cell membrane and also present around the organs creating cushion.

Therefore, lipids are important biomolecules for energy conservation and in the body.

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a. glycerol
b. double bond
-double bond at the bend
c. single bond
d. unsaturated fatty acid
-theyre bent
e. saturated fatty acid
-straight
f. triglycerides
-3 total glyceride chains