A) A horizon.
B) B horizon.
C) C horizon.
D) R layer.
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A) Salts crystallizing in cracks in rocks.
B) Solution of limestone by acid rain.
C) Water freezing and thawing in rocks.
D) The action of plant roots working into crevices.
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A) The nutrient-rich topsoil is least affected.
B) Crop yields and crop nutritional quality may be reduced.
C) New soil quickly forms replacing that which is lost.
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Organic matter content (brown or black) and iron content (red) .
B) Type of vegetation growing on the soil.
C) Development of peds.
D) Degree of soil horizon maturity.
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A) Adds sediment load to streams, affecting stream hydrology and biology.
B) Adds sediments to coastal ocean water, blanketing light-dependent organisms such as corals and reducing their viability.
C) Adds agricultural chemicals to stream water and coastal water.
D) All are true.
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A) Quartz
B) Calcite
C) Pyrite
D) Halite
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A) At this time, soil is eroding in the U.S. about 10 times faster than it is forming.
B) Soil erosion is always easily reversible, using conservation techniques.
C) Very little farmland in the United States has experienced moderate to severe erosion lately.
D) The most important agent of soil erosion is winter frost heave.
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A) Fertility.
B) Texture.
C) Structure.
D) Chemistry.
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A) Soil creep.
B) Organic.
C) Leaching.
D) Erosion.
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A) Clay
B) Silt
C) Sand
D) Loam
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A) The zone of leaching or zone of loss.
B) The zone of accumulation or zone of gain.
C) Bedrock.
D) Topsoil.
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A) Lithification.
B) Diagenesis.
C) Sedimentation.
D) Weathering.
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A) Is a very new soil-conservation method.
B) Reduces surface-water runoff velocity and thus the efficiency of soil erosion and transport.
C) Substantially reduces wind erosion by flattening field surfaces.
D) Is only used on very steep slopes.
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