The San Andreas System in California Is an Example of a

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Multiple Choice

The San Andreas system in California is an example of a

• A) strike-slip fault.
• B) transform fault.
• C) thrust fault.
• D) both a strike-slip and transform fault.

Understand the causes and implications of common blood disorders.

Recognize the importance of blood proteins in immune response and blood clotting.

Comprehend the significance of blood and lymph in transporting substances within the body.

Describe the effect of genetic and environmental factors on blood diseases.

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