I'm pretty sure this object is asymmetrical. So I would go with answer A.
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Human disturbances such as clear-cutting can also cause secondary succession. Some disturbances affect only a small area, like the local damage caused by a single tree falling in the forest, while others affect entire landscapes. These disturbances damage the ecosystem but leave soil and nutrients behind.
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Trust me.
C waning crescent and waxing crescent
Bedrock striations. Striations are marks or lines in the bedrock caused through glacial movement
