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Biology, 14.05.2021 21:50 shanicar33500

O decreased local animal populations, because
animals died during the storm.
O
negative human-animal interactions, because
animals move toward shelter.
O
dehydration and animal deaths, because of
increased temperatures.
larger mosquito populations, because mosquitoes
lay larvae on standing water.


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decreased local animal populations, because
animals died during the storm.
O
negative human-ani

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