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quarry

a large open pit from which stone, rock, or minerals are extracted.

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limestone

a type of sedimentary rock mainly made of calcium carbonate, often formed from the remains of marine organisms like shells and coral.

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stratum

a single layer of rock, soil, or material that is part of a series of layers (plural: strata).

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sedimentary

relating to rock that is formed from small pieces of other rocks, minerals, or organic material that have been compressed and solidified over time, usually in layers.

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deduce

to reach a logical conclusion or make an inference based on evidence, reasoning, or available facts.

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inference

a conclusion or judgment reached based on evidence, reasoning, or observations rather than direct statements.

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struck off

to be separated or detached by a sudden forceful impact

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quadruped

an animal that walks on four legs.

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deteriorate

to become worse in quality, condition, or function over time.

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burrow

to dig or tunnel into the ground to create a hole or passage, often used by animals for shelter.

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emerge

to come out, appear, or become visible after being hidden; to develop or arise from something.

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immense

extremely large, vast, or great in size, amount, or degree.

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plesiosaur

a large extinct marine reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs, known for its long neck, small head, and four large flippers used for swimming.

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resign

to officially leave a job or position, usually by choice.

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charge of

to be responsible for or in control of something or someone.

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coin

to invent or create a new word or phrase.

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invertebrate

an animal that does not have a backbone or spine.

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controversial

causing public disagreement or debate.

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extinction

the state or process of a species, family, or group of organisms completely dying out so that no members remain alive.

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spontaneously

happening naturally, without being planned, caused, or forced by something else.