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During spheroidal weathering of a rectangular stone, the ___.
 A)stone keeps its shape indefinitely
 B)corners are attacked by weathering from three sides
 C)flat surfaces are attacked by weathering from two sides
 D)flat surfaces are altered more rapidly by weathering
 E)stone breaks into large chunks

Question 2

What is the Tippecanoe sequence?



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Answer to Question 1

B

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The Tippecanoe sequence is the transgressive-regressive sequence that followed the Sauk sequence and preceded the Kaskaskia sequence).





 

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