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3 years ago
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Write an essay pretending to be an Ecologist studying the Green Sea Turtle. As an ecologist what is important for you to study?

What is the habitat of your animal? Is the animal an endangered species? Can the species be saved? If it is being saved how is the species being saved?
Biology
1 answer:
miskamm [114]3 years ago
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Algae, alligator, bacteria, bass, bear, bladderwort,bream,butterfly, butterfly larva, cattail, cute, crayfish, cricket, cypress tree, dandelion, Florida panther, fox, frog, fungi, Gambusa, garfish, gopher tortoise, grat, Kork, Heron, Killifish, Live oak tree, Millard duck, Manatee, mangrove trees, mice, mosquito, water, owl, pelican, Pine tree, rabbit, raccoon, Rattlesnake,
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