Biology, 07.01.2021 01:00 cheyenne481
9.Supposed 100 ants live in an & square cenoneter cs: pot gasswould be the population density of the ants?
A.12.5 per cm²
B.12.6 per cm²
C.12.7 per cm²
D.12.8 per cm²
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