Horizons Develop in Soil Because of

question 99

Multiple Choice

Horizons develop in soil because of

• A) leaching.
• B) capillary action.
• C) eluviation and illuviation.
• D) all of the above
• E) None of the above-the parent material is already layered at the time soil formation begins and all subsequent development involves only chemical transformation within the pre-existent horizons.

Understand the process of cladogenesis and how cladograms are constructed to represent evolutionary relationships.

Recognize the role of a common ancestor in the shared characteristics of all living organisms.

Describe the conditions required for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and its significance in evolutionary biology.

Understand the contributions of early evolutionary theorists and the evidence that supports evolutionary theory.

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