Nope. Nonpoint source comes from a Specific <span>locations and is easy to trace.
In short, Your Answer would be "False"
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A subduction zone is where one tectonic plate is sliding under another one. It is not usually a continuous smooth motion, but an intermittent cycle of building pressure of one plate against the other and then a "slip" or movement that relieves the pressure by moving the plates. This movement is called an earthquake.<span />
B = adds nucleotides
A = unwinds the DNA
C= joins Okazaki
D = tells where to build
