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misspop

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In the Gobi Desert of China, the loess deposits are ____ thick.
 
 a. 10-20 centimeters
  b. 4-5 meters
  c. 15-20 meters
  d. 30-90 meters

Question 2

The soil-forming factor that has the greatest effect in differentiating soil at the global-regional scale is ____.
 
 a. parent material
  b. land surface configuration
  c. climate
  d. vegetation type



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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