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Which choice best describes an interaction between living and nonliving organisms in a desert ecosystem?
A) desert squirrels finding small plants to eat
B) large boulders stacked together creating shade
C) a lizard eating the flowers from a cactus
D) a snake creating a home in a hole in the sand
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