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the fear of enclosed, small spaces.
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Highly porous and permeable
Explanation:
Compared to other types of rock layers, an aquifer is highly porous and permeable.
Aquifers are always the target when prospecting for ground water in a formation.
- Porosity is the amount of void spaces in a rock.
- Aquifers are highly porous .
- Permeability is the inter-connectivity of the void spaces and their ability to transmit fluids.
- Aquifers have very high permeability compared to other rock types.
In terms of permeability and porosity, an aquifer is higher porous and permeable.
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Chao should use a flat shallow pan filled with a thick liquid that can be heated by a hot plate with pieces of thin plastic sheets floating on top of the liquid. This part of the experiment will best depict plate tectonics because of the variables that can be seen
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The right answers are complete gut and one-way gut.
Food is ingested by the mouth, where it is chewed and then thrown into the esophagus during swallowing.
After, there is food in the stomach
Then there is digestive absorption of nutrients in the small intestine
After that, Waste disposal and reabsorption of water in the colon (large intestine)
And finally, stool passes through the rectum (anus), where it is stored before defecation, induced by a reflex mechanism.
