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What is ozone column depth? In what units is it measured?
 
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During the fourth Phase of migration to the United States (1920-1970), where did the majority of immigrants come from?
 
  A) England and Africa
  B) Ireland and Germany
  C) Southern and Eastern Europe
  D) Canada and Latin America
  E) Latin America and Asia



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Answer to Question 1

Ozone column depth, measured in Dobson Units (DU), is a measure of the total number of ozone molecules above a unit area of surface.

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