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mud pots form when acid decomposes or breaks down surrounding rock into clay & cephalocarids feed on organic detritus in mud or sand sediments | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & mechanical weathering produces detritus | 0 |
mud pots form when acid decomposes or breaks down surrounding rock into clay & saprophytes decompose detritus completing the cycle | 1 |
sulphuric acid is used to break down the phosphate rock to form superphosphate & phosphates are the detritus of human wastes and garbage | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & cephalocarids feed on organic detritus in mud or sand sediments | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & sand dollars are burrowers and feed on detritus found in the sediments | 1 |
bacteria and fungi break it down even further into tiny particles called detritus & sand is made up of tiny particles of rock | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & tanaids live on or in soft sediments and feed on organic detritus and plankton | 1 |
bacteria and fungi break it down even further into tiny particles called detritus & fungi bind soil particles to form aggregates | 1 |
ice wedging is when ice causes rocks to crack by expanding in openings & freezing water expands cracking and breaking the rocks | 0 |
ice wedging is when ice causes rocks to crack by expanding in openings & shell of shells break open expand then break open again | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & ice wedging is the most important form of mechanical weathering | 0 |
ice wedging is when ice causes rocks to crack by expanding in openings & fresh water freezes and expands causing the chalk to crack open and break apart | 1 |
ice wedging is when ice causes rocks to crack by expanding in openings & any impact can cause glass to crack or break | 1 |
ground ice in permafrost can occur as ice wedges and pingos & how ground water occurs in rocks | 1 |
ground ice in permafrost can occur as ice wedges and pingos & earthquakes occur due to the pressure and breaking of rock | 1 |
ground ice in permafrost can occur as ice wedges and pingos & ground water in the piedmont occurs in crystalline rocks | 1 |
ground ice in permafrost can occur as ice wedges and pingos & originally groundbreaking was supposed to occur in 1997 | 1 |
if the wedge slops down the wedge is said to be a falling wedge & leader falls on ice are frequently more serious than falls on rock | 1 |
thus ice wedging occurs & earthquakes occur due to the pressure and breaking of rock | 1 |
mechanical weathering produces detritus & cephalocarids feed on organic detritus in mud or sand sediments | 0 |
mechanical weathering produces detritus & clearing land increases runoff of sediment and reduces detritus available to the river | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks | 0 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & transgenic bacteria produce chemical products | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & manufacturers produce chemical products transport equipment metal products | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & end use products nova chemicals products are produced in pellet form | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & industries produce machinery chemicals and dairy products | 1 |
mechanical weathering produces detritus & sand dollars are burrowers and feed on detritus found in the sediments | 1 |
mechanical weathering produces detritus & tanaids live on or in soft sediments and feed on organic detritus and plankton | 1 |
mechanical weathering creates sediment that is transported via wind water and ice & contaminants produced in many nations arrive in the arctic via wind and water currents | 1 |
mechanical weathering creates sediment that is transported via wind water and ice & winddriven currents are produced by the interaction between the wind and the water | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & erosion corrosion is strictly a mechanical form of corrosion | 0 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & some of their acidic secondary products dissolve the rocks surface freeing mineral grains | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & erosion transports broken rock and sediments away | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks | 0 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & mechanisms of glacial erosion glacial erosion occurs in several ways | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & mechanical erosion can occur in dry and damp environments | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & separate grains occur in many types of rock | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & chemical breakdown occurs toward progressively more stable products | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & sedimentation means the process or action of depositing sediment | 1 |
production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering & final agency action occurs upon publication of a final regulation for each product | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & erosion occurs in grasslands | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & weather erosion is to only threat | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & weather wears down the by erosion | 0 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means | 0 |
erosion transports broken rock and sediments away & mechanical weathering creates sediment that is transported via wind water and ice | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & erosion begins with the weathering or breaking down of rocks and soil | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & erosion was monitored by means of erosion pins | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & many people mistakenly say erosion when they really mean weathering | 1 |
erosion transports broken rock and sediments away & transport by water is one of the most common mechanisms for the transport of lithogenous sediments | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & production of sediment sediment grains are the final product of mechanical and chemical weathering | 1 |
erosion transports broken rock and sediments away & with an effective decanting mechanism costs for transportation and sediment treatment are reduced | 1 |
erosion transports broken rock and sediments away & transportation is just a phone call away | 1 |
igneous rocks on the surface are broken down into sediments to form sedimentary rocks & sedimentary rocks form when sediment settles under water and becomes compacted | 0 |
igneous rocks on the surface are broken down into sediments to form sedimentary rocks & sedimentary rock is formed in water | 0 |
sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks & sedimentary rocks sedimentary rocks are formed from the sediment at the bottom of bodies of water | 0 |
sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks & some sedimentary structures are created by the water or wind which moves the sediment | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & water is a mechanical weathering force | 0 |
igneous rocks on the surface are broken down into sediments to form sedimentary rocks & sedimentary rocks sedimentary rocks are formed from the sediment at the bottom of bodies of water | 1 |
igneous rocks on the surface are broken down into sediments to form sedimentary rocks & sedimentary rocks are formed at the surface of the earth either in water or on land | 1 |
sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks & tephra particles in sediments from dallican water | 1 |
sediment and sedimentary rock is made of particles broken down from other rocks & raw water is treated with chemicals to allow for sedimentation of particles | 1 |
water truck still broken down & truck after truck unloaded massive rocks in the yard | 1 |
before a house is built the dirt and rocks are broken down & micronix powervisions ip65 housing is resistant to water dirt oil etc | 1 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & echinoderms in the diorama include the crinoids and blastoids | 0 |
echinoderms have a hydraulic system of locomotion called the water vascular system & echinoderms in the diorama include the crinoids and blastoids | 0 |
echinoderms have a hydraulic system of locomotion called the water vascular system & blastoids are extinct echinoderms with an armless budlike calyx on a stem | 0 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & blastoids are extinct echinoderms with an armless budlike calyx on a stem | 1 |
lymph vascular system digestive system provides food and water to the body tissues & crinoids and blastoids differ markedly with the nature of their body | 1 |
echinoderms have a hydraulic system of locomotion called the water vascular system & crinoids and blastoids have a stem called a column | 1 |
another type of water collector has no water tubes & consequently good crinoid calices and blastoids are highly sought after by fossil collectors | 1 |
seawater is taken into a system of canals and is used to extend the many tube feet & blastoids are only known to use one | 1 |
vascular tissue is tube like structures that carries water and food to the rest of the plant & blastoids are extinct echinoderms with an armless budlike calyx on a stem | 1 |
human mast cells stimulate vascular tube formation & blastoids are more abundant in the burlington than any other formation in missouri | 1 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & each starfish arm is lined with tube feet | 0 |
modern echinoderms include starfish and sea urchins & modern examples of echinoderms include seaurchins and starfish | 1 |
starfish and sea urchins are also echinoderms & sea urchins are a good example | 1 |
sea urchins are echinoderms in the same family as starfish & sea urchins are a good example | 1 |
modern echinoderms include starfish and sea urchins & sea urchins are a good example | 1 |
starfish and sea urchins are also echinoderms & sea urchins and sand dollars are examples | 1 |
sea urchins are echinoderms in the same family as starfish & sea urchins and sand dollars are examples | 1 |
modern echinoderms include starfish and sea urchins & sea urchins and sand dollars are examples | 1 |
echinoderms illustrates common characteristics of echinoderms such as sea cucumbers and starfish & for example sea cucumbers bring arthritis relief | 1 |
starfish and sea urchins are also echinoderms & modern examples of echinoderms include seaurchins and starfish | 1 |
sea urchins are echinoderms in the same family as starfish & modern examples of echinoderms include seaurchins and starfish | 1 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & echinoderms are represented by the starfish | 0 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & echinoderms illustrates common characteristics of echinoderms such as sea cucumbers and starfish | 0 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & starfish and sea urchins are also echinoderms | 0 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & sea urchins are echinoderms in the same family as starfish | 0 |
some animals like starfish hold on tight with suction cup tube feet & vacuum suction cups can hold lift or turn virtually any kind of material in the production process | 1 |
some animals like starfish hold on tight with suction cup tube feet & leaves form cups for holding water | 1 |
some animals like starfish hold on tight with suction cup tube feet & unit holds 6 cups of water | 1 |
tube feet make the starfish the nemesis of clams and other slow moving mollusks & untitled document mollusks snails and clams belong to a large group of animals know as mollusks | 1 |
some animals like starfish hold on tight with suction cup tube feet & if a suction cup is wet the water helps to make it airtight and therefore stick | 1 |
how a starfish moves a starfish has feet but no toes & if they feel cooler than the rest of the toes it is vascular | 1 |
echinoderms have a unique water vascular system with tube feet & another group of echinoderms are the echinoids | 0 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & many of the tube feet look like they are dancing | 1 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & inside the tubelike case there is a soft larva that many fish like to eat | 1 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & kids yogurt now comes in squeezable soft tubelike containers | 1 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & on the other end is a tubelike hose that extends about two to three feet | 1 |