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Sladkaya [172]
2 years ago
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An organism that lives in an area where it must be concerned with the possibility of being swept away or crushed by waves, or be

ing immersed during high tides and left high and dry (and much hotter) at low tides as well as having to cope with changing levels of salinity most likely lives in what coastal zone
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