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....
<span>Eating nonfood items like clay, erasers, and chalk during pregnancy is known by the medical name of geophagy. Pregnant women does crazy things that gives them a weird number of choices when it comes to food cravings. The main reason is to protect her and the baby from harmful microorganisms and toxins and to suffice the lack of vitamins. Clay though has a high mineral content, that is rich in magnesium, copper, iron and calcium. While it may be weird, these minerals are the fundamentals of a human diet especially during pregnancy.</span>
Answer:
Robert Hooke
Explanation:
Robert Hooke is an English scientist/biologist who in 1665 was the first to name CELLS after observing cork on a compound microscope he improved on. Robert Hooke published his discovery in his book titled: Micrographia.
Hence, according to this question where Nuris is writing a paper on the scientist who first named cells after studying cork. Her paper is obviously talking about ROBERT HOOKE who was the first to discover cells in cork.
The answer is the salivary gland.
Saliva is secreted through the surface of the tongue.<span />
