Mussels are animals that live

  1. 407 zebra mussels ride into Lake Michigan on the bottom of a ship. They find lots of food and no predators, so their population
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  2. Deserts (especially true deserts) are not easy places for animals to live. Animals who live in them often have special features
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  3. What are some animals that live in the Steppe???Please Help Me!!!! Check this site for a few of the animals that live in the
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  4. give me answers for all the questionsWhat kind of animals may live in the North American grassland? Define a taiga. How are
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  5. Bears are solitary animals. They live alone because there are not enough resources to support more than one animal in the
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  6. Zebra mussels were first discovered in North America in the Great Lakes in 1988. This invasive species eats phytoplankton and
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  7. Freshwater native mussels are a keystone species. They keep the harmful bacteria and algae populations from exploding in
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  8. Freshwater native mussels are a keystone species. They keep the harmful bacteria and algae populations from exploding in
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  9. Freshwater native mussels are a keystone species. They keep the harmful bacteria and algae populations from exploding in
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