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Based on what I can make from thinking and mental observation, I think the reason being that coal isn't considered a mineral is that it is carbon based. In other words, its made from organic organisms (decayed organisms) which means that it doesn't have its own set of a defined element. While a mineral such as Iron (FE) has an atomic number of 26, electric configuration and a set atomic weight of 55.845. If there is an element feature such as this, you know for sure its Iron. Note: I got the element details because I have a periodic table chart right in front of my computer
Fertile land is by the Cambodian artist Pich.
Sopheap Pich is a Cambodian American contemporary artist an is considered to be Cambodia's most internationally prominent contemporary artist.
Fertile land (2012) is 79x79x3 in size. His sculptures utilize traditional Cambodian materials, which reflects in subtle ways, the history of the nation and the artist's complex relation to his identity.
Answer:
The stomach of a cattle and other ruminants include a pouch like structure called a recticulum, where bacteria help breakdown the animals food.
Explanation:
Cattle is a ruminants and ruminants animals are animals that can chew the cord and have four chambered stomachs. Their stomachs are rumen, recticulum, abomasum and omasum. The abomasum is considered the true stomach because it has a structure similar to that of non ruminants. Recticulum is the second chambered stomach that is pouch like and it contains bacteria they help breakdown food. It collect the small digests molecule and move them to omasum.