Compare and contrast a fossil with a trace fossil.(1 point) Both fossils and trace fossils are created by organisms from very long ago. However, a fossil is created by the organism itself, and a trace fossil is created by the activity of the organism rather than the organism itself. Both fossils and trace fossils are created by organisms from very long ago. However, a fossil is created by the organism itself, and a trace fossil is created by the activity of the organism rather than the organism itself. Both fossils and trace fossils are types of rocks. However, a trace fossil is created with large amounts of heat, and a fossil is created by large amounts of pressure. Both fossils and trace fossils are types of rocks. However, a trace fossil is created with large amounts of heat, and a fossil is created by large amounts of pressure. Both fossils and trace fossils are types of rocks. However, a fossil is created with large amounts of heat, and a trace fossil is created by large amounts of pressure. Both fossils and trace fossils are types of rocks. However, a fossil is created with large amounts of heat, and a trace fossil is created by large amounts of pressure. Both fossils and trace fossils are created by organisms from very long ago. However, a trace fossil is created by the organism itself, and a fossil is created by the activity of the organism rather than the organism itself.

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Of the 3% that is blank , only Blank is available to drink.

Look at this picture from the Grand Canyon. Describe three things you notice about the picture.

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Your _________ is simply your weight-to-height ratio which can be calculated using certain body measurements.

A.
health

B.
size

C.
weight loss

D.
BMI

Does the embalming prosses require attention?

TRUE or FALSE: Seafloor spreading and subduction are driven by convection currents in the asthenosphere.

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What do you think we can learn about Earth’s history by looking at the Grand Canyon?

Does the embalming prosses require attention?

the average precipitation for each month in ontario

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is Scarborough a region

The average precipitation for each month in central canada

Together, the landforms at B, C, and E on the map above are known as the __________.
A.
African Great Lakes
B.
Sahel
C.
Sahara
D.
Lake District

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

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Answer the following questions:
Compare and contrast your drawings in Table A and Table C. How did changing the gradient of the stream table affect velocity? What does changing the gradient represent in a natural environment?




Compare and contrast your drawings in Table C and Table D. How did the increased velocity affect erosion and the movement of sediment? What factors in nature might affect the velocity of a stream?




Compare and contrast your drawings in Table A and Table E. How did the increased water volume affect the rate of erosion? How did the increased water volume affect stream velocity? What might this increased water volume represent in a natural environment?


THIS IS ON EGG NUITY "MODEL WATER EROSION"

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