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What is the concern with the tsetse fly in Sub-Saharan Africa?
◦ The tsetse fly spreads HIV/AIDS in Africa's tropical rainforests.
◦ The tsetse fly is critical part of the African savanna food chain.
◦ The tsetse fly spreads sleeping sickness to humans and cattle.
◦ The tsetse fly is an endangered species from the Congo Basin.
◦ The tsetse fly lays its eggs in African baobab trees, killing them.
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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