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joesmith1212

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What process involves the clumping of small particles into larger masses?
  a. Condensation
  b. Coagulation
  c. Secretion
  d. Accretion



Question 2

What type of marine scientist studies the Earth's ocean, continents, and climate?
  a. Physical oceanographer
  b. Marine climatologist
  c. Chemical oceanographer
  d. Marine geologist




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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Accretion clumps small particles together into larger masses. This process formed new planets,
including our own, from the dust and debris surrounding the sun. Information can be found in the
section Stars and Seas



Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Marine geologists study many abiotic factors associated with the Earth and its ocean. They also study
the composition of inner Earth, the mobility of the crust, characteristics of sediments, and geological
activity such as earthquakes. Information can be found in the section Marine Scientists Use the Logic
of Science to Study the Ocean






 

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