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I'd say iron, but I'm not 100%.
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What is the main center of the meat packing industry?
For 106 years the Chicago Stockyards was the main center of the meat packing industry. At its peak in 1924 it processed more meat than any other place in the world. Today the industry is decentralized.
What is the main ingredient in the soup pozole?
pork meat / usually the shoulder .. then Hominy.
What was the main reason for Japan's expaqnsion in world war 2?
Japan desperately needed mineral resources .
What did the chipewyan eat?
The Chipewyan were cultivators; however, their main source of food was meat. While various game, such as, rabbits, deer, and snake were available to them, their meat of preference was buffalo.
What is the main religion in Germany and does it affect the food eaten?
The main religion is Christianity (Roman Catholic and Protestant). The main effect on food is that many Roman Catholics do not eat meat on Fridays and some other days).
What makes a mineral source viable?
meat
What are Florida's main mineral export?
Florida's main mineral export is phosphate rock.
What is the main mineral found in bone?
Calcium. Then others such as fluoride and potassium kagronide.
What are the main types of mineral resources use by your society?
the main types of mineral resources:are food,water
What mineral is used to make drywall?
GYPSUM is the main mineral in Drywall.
What are is main type of mineral that oceanic plates are made up of?
The main mineral type in Oceanic plates are made of basalt
Which is the main component of sand?
which mineral is the main component of sand
What chief mineral that makes the bones a hard tissue?
The main mineral is calcium.
What are some mineral resources of Zambia?
Copper is the main mineral resource of Zambia.
What mineral forms glass?
The mineral quartz is the main ingredient in manufactured glass.
What is the main mineral of lead?
Galena
What is the main mineral marble is made up of?
Marble is primarily composed of the mineral calcite.
