6. Isotopes
7. Strata
8.regolith
9.decay
10.
11. Compaction
I'm just stabbing in the dark at this point. Your textbook should have the vocabulary embedded into the text. These may not be the terms you are looking for. Just a disclaimer.
Hope this helps!
D<span>. </span>Primary succession<span> / </span>secondary succession<span> e. Genetic drift / </span>primary succession<span>. </span>d<span>. ... A predictable series of </span>environmental<span> changes </span>occur<span> in an </span>ecosystem<span> after a ... An </span>area<span> of </span>bare rock<span> outcrop is colonized by small lichens and mosses for ... Weed seeds will </span>not<span> disperse over a large enough </span>area<span> to colonize a prairie. a.</span>
The answer is B, fossil fuels take a long time to form and humans use lots of them everyday
It specifies what exactly the variations are of whatever population is being examined.
The chemical composition of bone is made up of collagen and calcium, which makes bones stronger
