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ENagel

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American beavers, Castor canadensis, are widespread in North America. Those American beavers living around lakes in northern Minnesota and that can potentially interbreed
 
  A) are probably another beaver species.
  B) represent one population of American beavers.
  C) likely look much different than beavers in Wisconsin.
  D) belong to the same family but not the same genus as other beavers.

Question 2

Over the next 20 to 30 years it is very likely that
 
  A) global oil supplies will decline and the OPEC nations will gain importance.
  B) global oil supplies will decline and the OPEC nations will lose importance.
  C) global oil supplies will increase and the OPEC nations will gain importance.
  D) global oil supplies will increase and the OPEC nations will lose importance.



momolu

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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