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Which increases the rate of soil formation? A. mixed layers B. more precipitation C. cooler temperatures D. very hard parent material

Which increases the rate of soil formation? A. mixed layers B. more precipitation C. cooler temperatures D. very hard parent material
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Which increases the rate of soil formation?

A. mixed layers
B. more precipitation
C. cooler temperatures
D. very hard parent material

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Answer: b. more precipitation

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Which increases the rate of soil formation? A. mixed layers B. more precipitation-example-1
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Answer:

a

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