Asked by Lucille Fillinger
There are only 10 national natural landmarks in Oregon. Why were these sites selected as national natural landmarks?
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They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.
They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.
They are Native American historical sites that teach us about Native American culture.
They are Native American historical sites that teach us about Native American culture.
They have many different plants and animals, and they are important to science and education.
They have many different plants and animals, and they are important to science and education.
They provide a place for scientists to conduct research.
They provide a place for scientists to conduct research.
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Responses
They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.
They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.
They are Native American historical sites that teach us about Native American culture.
They are Native American historical sites that teach us about Native American culture.
They have many different plants and animals, and they are important to science and education.
They have many different plants and animals, and they are important to science and education.
They provide a place for scientists to conduct research.
They provide a place for scientists to conduct research.
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Answered by
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The correct response is:
**They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.**
National Natural Landmarks are designated for their exceptional natural features, which provide insight into geological, ecological, and historical processes.
**They have unique physical structures that can teach us about history.**
National Natural Landmarks are designated for their exceptional natural features, which provide insight into geological, ecological, and historical processes.
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