Answer: The phosphorus cycle refers to the movement of phosphorus from the environment to the organism and then back to the environment. The soil based view of of the phosphorus cycle refers to the process of weathering of the phosphates from the rocks and its eventual organic decomposition. The global view of phosphorus cycle refers to the movement of phosphorus from the land sediments to the sea and then back to the land again.
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d. meander scar
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Meander scar is the name given to a stream that flows from a floodplain of a larger river. As it flows, it is possible to see this stream swaying tirelessly in all directions giving rise to a series of sinuous and regular curves, creating a watercourse. The meander scar can also originate from a floodplain that changes its channel within a valley.
I think you know the answer, but it is 4.
The answer is either C or D. I’m not sure but i’m closer to D. Hope this helped!
<span>The "water table" refers to the level of the groundwater (sometimes also called the "ground water table") below the surface of the earth.</span>
