Dependent on both the mineral assemblage of the protolith and the temperature and pressure of formation...
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both minteral content of the prolith and the temperature and pressure formation..
I really don't know my answer wrong or right....if it's wrong pls forgive me....
Interphase<span> begins with G</span>1<span> (G stands for gap) </span>phase<span>. </span>During<span> this </span>phase<span>, the cell makes a variety of proteins that are needed for </span>DNA<span> replication. </span>During S phase, which follows G1 phase<span>, all of the chromosomes are replicated. Following replication, each chromosome now consists of two sister chromatids </span>
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There are 4 types of breezes: land breeze, sea breeze, mountain breeze and valley breeze.
The breeze will originate from an area of high pressure and travel towards/blow in the direction of the area at a lower pressure.
In each case, the name of the breeze indicates where the breeze is blowing from. For instance, the land breeze will blow from the land (at high pressure) to the sea (at lower pressure). A mountain breeze will blow from mountain (at high pressure) towards the valley (at low pressure).
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I would say biogeochemical cycles is the best option.
