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Which example shows a community of organisms? A. a single monkey B. a group of tree monkeys C. a group of tree monkeys and a clu

ster of trees D. a group of tree monkeys, a cluster of trees, a pile of rocks, and a fierce wind

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DedPeter [7]4 years ago

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Your Answer is C because trees and monkeys are organisms cause there living.

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