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________, a moon orbiting Jupiter, has an unusually smooth, uncratered, ice-covered surface.

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________ would have the largest capacity to naturally remove sewage pollutants.

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________ wedging occurs when warm air is forced over cooler air.

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________ was (were) never proposed as evidence supporting the existence of Pangaea.

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________ tend to increase the explosive potential of a magma body beneath a volcano.

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________ temperature changes are those that do not involve the addition or subtraction of heat.

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________ sediment consists of shells and hard parts of marine organisms.

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________ refers to the total amount of dissolved materials in water.

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________ refers to the mass of all living organisms on Earth.

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________ refers to the change in temperature with depth in the ocean.

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________ refers to the bright head of a comet.

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________ refers to sediments deposited from streams.

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________ organisms live on or in the ocean bottom.

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________ meteorites are thought to be analogous in composition to Earth's core.

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________ makes up the largest part of the volume of the earth.

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________ make up the suspended loads of most rivers and streams.

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________ magma is the most abundant type of magma erupted on Earth.

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________ level refers to each of the feeding stages in the food chain.

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________ is the weak layer.

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________ is the volume of voids or open space in a rock or unconsolidated material.

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