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james0929

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Which of the following is not a marine seed-bearing plant?
 
  A) Eelgrass
  B) Mangroves
  C) Spartina alterniflora
  D) Surf grass
  E) Ulva

Question 2

The strength of a hurricane is ranked from 1 to 5 on the ________.
 
  A) Coriolis Scale
  B) Fujita Scale
  C) Moh's Scale
  D) Richter Scale
  E) Saffir-Simpson Scale



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Answer to Question 1

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