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4904734734atmosphereNot one of common phosphorus resevoirs:0
4904765031organic compoundsCarbon is a major component of1
4904773328freshly fallen leavesTopsoil contains all of the following except2
4904776716Gaseous cycleThe nitrogen cycle is considered to be a3
4904791614Divergent plate boundaryTectonic plates move apart in opposite directions at a4
4904799534Hydrologic CycleThe cycle most responsible for linking the other biogeochemical cycles is the5
4904828350energy from the sun and gravityThe energy sources primarily responsible for Earth's external geological processes are6
4904828351mantle faultA _____________________ is not one of the three types of boundaries between lithospheric plates7
4904837024low; highClay has _____ permeability and ________ porosity8
4904845398lithosphereFossil Fuels and minerals are found in the9
4904850586nitrificationAmmonium ions are converted to nitrite ions which are then converted to nitrate ions through what process10
4904872178All of these answersSoil is a complex mixture of11
4904872179horizonsThe zones that compose a mature soil are known as12
4904878860calcium carbonate shellsOf the following carbon-based compounds which would have the slowest turnover rate?13
4904890756surface litterFreshly fallen leaves, organic debris, and partially composed organic matter as a indicative of the14
4904899725photosynthesisAll of the following increase the carbon in the atmosphere except15
4904910877burning fossil fuels and removal of forests and brushThe two ways in which humans have most interfered with the carbon cycle are16
4904951196solar energy and gravityThe hydrologic cycle is driven primarily by17
4904951197IgneousLava is an example of ________ rock18
4905031326Nirtrogen FixationNitrogen gas is converted to ammonia through19
4905037015ClayWhich of the following types of soil hold the most water?20
4905046409Composed of crust and coreWhich of the following is false?21
4905052356Sustainable agricultureOf the following human activities, the one which probably contributes least to soil erosion is22
4905063622CalciumAll of the follwing are elements involoved in major biogeochemical cycles except23
4905072367Organicwhich of the following is not a characteristic of a mineral?24
4905083704Nutrient holding capacityProperties of sand do not include good25
4905091839along edges of continentsThe majority of earthquakes and volcanoes occur26
4905107806CycrobacteriaNitrogen fixation is accomplished by27
4905119321Photosynthesis and CellularTransfer of carbon between organisms depends primarily on28
4905126591TopsoilA horizon commonly referred to as A- Horizon29
4905136235partially decomposed organic matterHumus is30
4905138454NitrogenThe most common gas found in the atmosphere31
4905142481Carbohydrate CycleAll of the following are general types of nutrient cycles except32
4905147257PhosphorusThe major plant nutrients most likely to be a limiting factor is33
4905162776High; highSand has a ______ permeablilty and a ________ porosity34
4905167006WaterThe hydrologic cycle refers to movement of35
4905173065moving waterMost soil erosion is caused by36
4905195190TranspirationOf the following processes of the water cycle, the one working against gravity is37
4905195191Atmospheric cycleThe nitrogen cycle is an example of an38
4905195192clayWhich of the following types of soil has the least pore space39
4905200584All of thoseAn example of a microbe is40
4905205809PorositySoil texture most directly determines41
4905215715crust and upper mantleThe lithosphere is made up of42
4905218428BedrockAs it weathered ________ gives rise to the C Horizon43
4905227428OThe surface litter is described by the letter44
4905235372all of the followingHumans add sulfur to the atmosphere by45
4905242140WeatheringSoil is developed most directly through46
4905251113applying organic fertilizers to agricultural landHumans remove nitrogen from the soil by all of the following except47
4905256695all of the aboveThe theory of plate tectonics explains48
4905265710CoalWhich of the following rocks is most likely to be formed from compacted plant remains49
4905273108transform faultTectonics in opposite but parallel directions along a fault at a50
4905290507lithosphereWhere a geologist collect rock and soil samples51
4905297873creation of a faultThe earthquake is most directly caused by52
4905307645metamorphismThe changes of rocks from one rock to another53
4905313147plastic region in the mantleThe aethenosphere is54

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