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Biology, 21.04.2020 22:34, coreycullen6862

Which of the following is not true about removing vegetation around a body of water?
A) It reduces the shoreline.
B) It causes bank erosion.
C) It increases sedimentation.
D) It eliminates a source of shelter and food for some species of wildlife.
E) It creates a channel for pollution to flow into the body of water.

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