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Help science! What is a soil horizon? A. a layer of soil with characteristic properties B. bare soil from which all vegetation has been removed C. a pictorial view of soil showing its ecosystem D. soil
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What is a soil horizon?

A. a layer of soil with characteristic properties

B. bare soil from which all vegetation has been removed

C. a pictorial view of soil showing its ecosystem

D. soil that is still mostly rock material
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A. a layer horizon of soil with characteristic properties
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