What is the calcium carbonate compensation depth?
A) The depth at which calcium carbonate begins to precipitate into a solid.
B) The depth at which a calcareous ooze can start forming.
C) The depth at which calcium carbonate starts to dissolve.
D) The depth at which seawater becomes less acidic.
C
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A) nearly all species that have existed in the past still exist today B) large complex organisms evolved long before simple organisms C) new species appear suddenly and fully differentiated, without an ancestral species D) several different species can hybridize to produce a single new species E) all species evolve from pre-existing species
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which is NOT TRUE regarding globalization?
A) It completely destroys unique local diversity. B) Rapid communication fosters this phenomena. C) Some people are unable to fully participate in globalization. D) Much of the world has not benefitted from globalization. E) The growth of tourism worldwide is a part of it.