Mineral particles in the soil are derived from
A) Underlying bedrock
B) Materials transported and deposited by glaciers
C) Materials transported and deposited by rivers
D) Materials transported and deposited by wind
E) All of these are correct

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Mineral particles in the soil can originate from various sources, including the underlying bedrock, which weathers over time to form soil particles. Additionally, glaciers, rivers, and wind can transport and deposit materials from other locations, contributing to the soil's mineral content. Therefore, all the options listed are correct sources of mineral particles in the soil.

Mineral Particles in the Soil Are Derived from