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amal

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Which of the following describes a soil likely to contain a significant content of low activity clays?
 
  A) an Oxisol in Minnesota
  B) an Inceptisol in Mississippi
  C) a Mollisol in Central Brazil
  D) an Ultisol in the Congo River basin in Africa
  E) an Alfisol in New York

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You are seeking a soil with high clay content but one that is not sticky when wet nor hard and cloddy when dry. In which of the following suborders would you most likely find this soil?
 
  A) Udert B) Cambids C) Aquands D) Ustox E) Ustalfs



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Answer to Question 1

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