Biology, 03.09.2021 07:40 melodeelathrom
Which of the following statements about migration is true?
a. Migration is always from one region to another.
b. Animals always migrate within a region.
C. Migration always negatively impacts an ecosystem.
d Animals migrate for various reasons.
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