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The formation of an atoll requires: O cave networks and bat guano Orising ocean levels and submerging river valleys O lava and Karst formations O a volcano and a coral reef ring O sedimentary and metamorphic bedrock

The formation of an atoll requires: O cave networks and bat guano Orising ocean levels and submerging river valleys O lava and Karst formations O a volcano and a coral reef ring O sedimentary and metamorphic bedrock

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Question 28 The formation of an atoll requires: cave networks and bat guano rising ocean levels and submerging river valleys O lava and Karst formations O a volcano and a coral reef ring sedimentary and metamorphic bedrock << Previous
Transcribed Image Text:Question 28 The formation of an atoll requires: cave networks and bat guano rising ocean levels and submerging river valleys O lava and Karst formations O a volcano and a coral reef ring sedimentary and metamorphic bedrock << Previous
The so-called Driftless region of the Upper Mississippi River Valley (which extends into portions o present-day lowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois) was covered in a substance called drift during the last ice age that made the land super fertile was, and still is, covered with glaciers was heavily glaciated, and is today flat and featureless has been so scoured by glaciers that it is covered by a giant lake (Lake Superior) was not glaciated, and is today covered in scenic hills and valleys < Previous Not saved
Transcribed Image Text:The so-called Driftless region of the Upper Mississippi River Valley (which extends into portions o present-day lowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois) was covered in a substance called drift during the last ice age that made the land super fertile was, and still is, covered with glaciers was heavily glaciated, and is today flat and featureless has been so scoured by glaciers that it is covered by a giant lake (Lake Superior) was not glaciated, and is today covered in scenic hills and valleys < Previous Not saved
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