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Sample Question: What unique water source sustains life for many organisms in the coastal Namib Desert?

A. Coastal fog
B. Underground rivers
C. Monsoon rains
D. Dewfall accumulation
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Correct Answer: A

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A. Acacia speciesA. Barchan dunesA. Brain cooling mechanismA. Coastal fogA. DesertificationA. Fennec foxA. Foggy nightsA. Hoodia gordoniiA. NocturnalA. Open desert terrainA. Tsamma melonA. Welwitschia mirabilisB. Aloe veraB. Baobab treeB. Carbon dioxideB. Erg formationsB. Excessively large lungsB. Marula fruitB. Palm treesB. Sunny afternoonsB. Tropical rainforestsB. Underground riversB. UrbanizationC. Acacia karrooC. Alpine tundrasC. Cape foxC. CrepuscularC. Cypress treesC. EstuariesC. Hoodia gordoniiC. IndustrializationC. Monsoon rainsC. Moringa oleiferaC. Rapid water storageC. Reg plainsC. Torrential downpoursD. Buchu plantD. Deep ocean floorsD. Devil's clawD. Dewfall accumulationD. Full moonD. Hammada plateausD. HibernatingD. Its stomachD. Mangrove treesD. Ocean acidificationD. Pale foxD. Quiver treeD. Thick fatty layerNamib Desert