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What is the definition of eluviation?
 
  A) Decayed organic material
  B) Accumulation of fine clay particles in a soil column
  C) Downward transportation of fine clay particles in a soil column
  D) The collective term for the O, A, E, and B horizons

Question 2

________ are the primary source of organic matter in soils.
 
  A) Earthworms
  B) Microorganisms
  C) Plants
  D) Mammals


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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