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Harry lives in a city, and he has a lung condition known as asthma. on certain days, harry has to stay inside because pollutants in the air make it difficult for him to breathe. which of these pollution sources are nonpoint sources that might bother harry if he goes outside? choose the two that apply.
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Individuals within populations exhibit some diversity. as a result of possessing slightly different traits, some individuals are better able to survive and reproduce than others. if these individuals changes in the characteristics of the population may occur over time. the cumulative change in these characteristics is known as
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Chemistry, 23.06.2019 12:30
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