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100% (03:08) correct 0% (00:00) wrong based on 3 sessionsSpecies | Elevation | Moisture | Topographic Roughness | Landform | Soil Series |
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American chestnut | moderate | low | high | ridge | Lily |
American chestnut | high | low | high | ridge | Lily |
Basswood | low | high | high | toe slope | Cateache |
Chestnut oak | moderate | low | high | ridge | Lily |
Hemlock | high | high | low | toe slope | Ernest |
Pine | moderate | high | low | bench | Allegheny |
Red oak | high | low | high | bench | Cateache |
Red spruce | high | moderate | low | toe slope | Mandy |
Red spruce | low | high | low | valley | Allegheny |
Spruce-pine | moderate | high | low | valley | Potomac |
Sugar maple | high | moderate | high | ridge | Belmont |
Sycamore | low | high | low | valley | Atkins |
White oak | low | high | low | valley | Weikert |
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Each species of tree in the Monongahela National Forest can survive only in a single soil series. | ||
Each species of tree in the Monongahela National Forest can survive only at a single elevation level. | ||
There is a greater number of tree species located in valleys within the Monongahela National Forest than there are located on ridges. |
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Each species of tree in the Monongahela National Forest can survive only in a single soil series. | ||
Each species of tree in the Monongahela National Forest can survive only at a single elevation level. | ||
There is a greater number of tree species located in valleys within the Monongahela National Forest than there are located on ridges. |
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