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Bernana

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What areas of the United States face problems from sea-level rise similar to those of Oceania?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Air and water pollution are directly responsible for the loss of some species.
 
  In their studies of these pollution effects, biologists have determined that ________ are especially sensitive to air pollution, and are now being used as an index of urban air quality.
  A) songbirds
  B) evergreen trees
  C) deciduous trees
  D) lichens
  E) warblers


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Answer to Question 1

Excluding Hawaii, New Orleans, Chesapeake Bay, and the North slope of Alaska are all possible
responses.

Answer to Question 2

D



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