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    Hudson Valley Ice Age

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    The last ice age happened 2 million years ago until 10,000 years ago. At this point, North America is at its normal position, north of the equator. The glacier that covered the Ice Age was the Laurentide Ice Sheet. Before the Ice Age, there was a valley called the Hudson Valley. During the Ice Age a glacier scraped through the rock, which gouged out 240 meters of rock. The sediments got removed from their previous location and deposited in a huge pile, a terminal moraine in Long Island. The…

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    Firstly, the rock type that is found in the summit rocks of Everest is limestone. Limestone is a rock type that is mostly found in shallow to deep waters. Limestone can be found around the planet in places where ocean floor has come above sea level. This suggests that the peak of Everest, the highest land point on our planet, was at one time under water. The summit rocks…

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    Anthozoans: Coral Reefs

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    This is through a process of slow deposition and accumulation of limestone removed from seawater. Stony corals and coralline red algae grow among the coral colonies. Limestone is used for the outer part of coral polyps and hardening the fleshy parts of the coralline algae. After organisms die, they leave the limestone skeletons. The reef-building process is very slow, it takes decades to centuries. Coral reefs start to form when coral larvae…

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    Jamaica Research Paper

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    for the island of Jamaica are sugar, bananas, coffee, and cocoa. Jamaica is one of the world’s largest producers of bauxite. Those resources are only 4 of many other natural resources. Some other natural resources such as , crude oil, clay, and limestone help benefit their country. Those resources help benefit their country by making cement, creating large or small industries. Also they help create new jobs for people. The trees in Jamaica’s many forest help create the lumber industry. Sugar…

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    from 6 to 3 you must do 10x10x10 to get the correct number of times the pH is lowered. A pH difference from 6 to 3 is a 1000 times different which is a huge difference. How exactly does acid rain affect our environment though? If acid rain falls on limestone soil then it would most likely…

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    using the colors of minerals, or rocks. This paint is used today, sometimes, but we have advanced into the common paint you see today. They also built temple-pyramids from hand-cut limestone bricks. These pyramids are huge, imagine how hard that would be! Today we use tools and machinery to carve the rock and limestone. The mayans came up with the first language using pictures and symbols. The chinese still use this today. They wrought millions of glyphs ( symbols they used in their written…

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    Mr Manning Speech

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    Chanthavone helped me to understand more about Mr. Manning and his college experience, Ms. Chanthavone and her college experience, and goal-setting. Mr. Manning helped me understand more about himself and his college experience. Mr. Manning went to Limestone College on an athletic scholarship. He didn’t take the first year of college seriously and as a result he lost his scholarship money. In college, Mr. Manning learned that you have to be consistent and have good study habits. Mr. Manning now…

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    with the fact that the banks Joel fell into were made of natural conditions, the Thornton Quarry will not satisfy an artificial condition upon the land. Joel Cruz fell into Thornton Quarry, an area filled by rainwater and with earth banks made of limestone and shale. The was being used as a reservoir, “[B]odies of water . . . normally embody dangers that are readily apparent to everyone, even very young children.” Stark v. Lowe’s Companies, INC. (Ill. 1998). Bodies of water whether, man-made or…

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    Nevada's Gold Myth

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    shaped by hot fluid. This implied there may be gold near. It worked out that the gold was spread out daintily all through the rock that you can't see it and this mine ended up plainly one of the biggest gold mines in America. The rocks there are like limestone that assimilated the gold. Through density, we can track where gold might cover up and has been an effective technique. We have discovered another break profound underground in Nevada. This video interfaces with our lesson since…

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    The Nefertiti Bust

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    Museum of Berlin collection and currently on display in the Neues Museum. The Nefertiti Bust is a 3,300-year-old painted stucco-coated limestone bust of Nefertiti, the Great Royal Wife of the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten. Martin Fox, an art historian stated, “The bust of Nefertiti is 47 centimetres tall and weighs about 20 kilograms. It is made of a limestone core covered with painted stucco (fine plaster) layers. The face is completely symmetrical and mostly intact, but the left…

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