the way to tell is to lay one(or both) of the wings down flat. turn them so that the bumpier sides are facing up(the bumps are from the feathers being pulled from the follicles) If it is a full wing(drumstick and wingette,) there should be a pointed end. if you face the drumstick nub(handle, bone, whatever you call it,) inward, you can tell... it will be pretty obvious. if the nub is facing the left, it is the right wing and vice versa
Is there examples or choices to choose from?
Answer: Marina Trench
Explanation: The Mariana Trench stretches 2,500 kilometers (1,500 miles) in an arc that is edged by islands such as Guam and Saipan. Its deepest point is known as the Challenger Deep.
It is known as the sedimentation.. this process spreads widely (horizontally) keeping the youngest on the top and the oldest at the bottom..
hope this helps:)