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Which of the indices listed would you use ito answer each of the following questions? Answers choices are on the bottom A-G.
Has the fish community changed in Alcyon Lake over time? |
How many mice are in my house? |
Is the Cannabis I see growing around this property growing in clumps or in a regular pattern |
Do Bighorn Sheep populations have higher mortality when juveniles or adults?
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