32 The cross section below represents a plunge pool that formed at the bottom of a waterfall. Plunge pool The plunge pool at the bottom of the waterfall was formed mainly by (1) deposition (2) evaporation (3) precipitation (4) erosion

32 The cross section below represents a plunge pool that formed at the bottom of a waterfall. Plunge pool The plunge pool at the bottom of the waterfall was formed mainly by (1) deposition (2) evaporation (3) precipitation (4) erosion

Aquaculture Science

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Chapter12: Water Requirements For Aquaculture

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32 The cross section below represents a plunge pool
that formed at the bottom of a waterfall.
Plunge pool
The plunge pool at the bottom of the waterfall
was formed mainly by
(1) deposition
(2) evaporation
(3) precipitation
(4) erosion

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