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Misc. Vocabulary

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show Frond  
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show no Scent  
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Most abundant and economically important natural resource   show
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show breadbasket  
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Solid stone containing no living plants or animals   show
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exposed when topsoil is worn away   show
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show petroleum  
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show coal  
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The rdged topography of the northeastern quarter of illinois was formed by this   show
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highest elevation in the state at 1421 feet   show
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ripple marks on clay rocks, and inorganic minerals which fill in cracked rocks form these   show
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formed deep in the earth exposed through volcanic activity   show
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show Sedimentary Rocks  
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show Metamorphic Rocks  
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Mass of threads that absorb food material and water for fungi   show
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show biomes  
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show opossum  
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principle ore of lead   show
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show sphalerite  
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show tripoli  
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show ornamentals  
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show Black Walnut  
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how many temperature zones are there in Illinois   show
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