The difference between a wetland and a swamp is that ________.
A. A swamp has trees and a wetland does not.
B. Swamps are always covered in water and wetlands have seasonally high water levels.
C. Wetlands only occur at coastal areas.
D. Wetlands are covered in water according to the tide.
Answer: A
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A) folding, compression, and thickening of Paleozoic strata in Jurassic time
B) fault blocks uplifted by late Tertiary to Quaternary normal faulting
C) uplifted blocks bounded by Quaternary reverse faults
D) isostatic uplift of crust over thickened in early Paleozoic time
If you find a new species of algae floating on the surface of a coastal zone, you would likely consider it a type of ____.
A. benthos B. zooplankton C. nekton D. phytoplankton E. ultraplankton
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A) ice sheet, alpine glacier, ice field, ice cap B) ice cap, alpine glacier, ice sheet, ice field C) ice sheet, ice field, ice cap, alpine glacier D) ice sheet, ice cap, ice field, alpine glacier E) alpine glacier, ice field, ice cap, ice sheet
Using the natural built-up pressure in a reservoir to extract crude oil is known as ________ oil recovery
A) tertiary B) solitary C) primary D) quaternary E) secondary