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Q: Compare and contrast continental drift and seafloor spreading.

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Q: Describe the components of soils.

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Q: Which method of future forecasting of the population is reliable?

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Q: Why has the carbon dioxide level of the atmosphere been rising for more than 150 years?

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Q: Describe the origin of Earth’s oceans.

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