Which of the following examples best represents a geographic study at a small scale?
a. shifti...
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Which of the following examples best represents a geographic study at a small scale?
a. shifting weather patterns resulting from el nino
b. global challenges resulting from increased carbon emissions
c. the decline of native fish species in the great lakes
d. the effects of global warming on marine ecosystems
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