The precipitation that falls on the South Pole is always in the form of snow. It usually is the byproduct of cyclones.

What punctuation and/or conjunction can be used to combine them?

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The precipitation that falls on the South Pole is always in the form of snow. It usually is the byproduct of cyclones.

What punctuation and/or conjunction can be used to combine them?

umm · Answer

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umm · Answer

Also, please post answer choices, please. Thank you.

Mercury · Answer

old question but will answer so this can be closed

generally you can combine independent clauses by:
1. adding a comma after the first clause + coordinating conjunction
2. adding a semicolon (works better if the two sentences have some relation)