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The whale shark is the largest species of shark and eats ____.
 A) seals and other smaller marine mammals
  B) fish, especially tuna
  C) plankton near the surface of the water
  D) benthic crabs

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What is eutrophication?
 A) A set of physical, chemical, and biological changes in an environment when there is an excessive release of nutrients in the water
  B) A large plankton bloom dominated by one species
  C) The removal of oxygen from the water of an area
  D) The manmade changes to the environment


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Reply #1 on: Aug 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A


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