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English, 09.04.2021 20:30, kaitlynhess

Question 3 of 5 According to “Global Warming,” how are the polar bear and the checkerspot butterfly similar and how are they different? Drag the descriptions to the correct category.

They need the ice in order to pursue their main food source.

They have migrated more than a country away from their original home.

The area that they can inhabit is growing smaller due to their need for a specific climate.

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polar bears

checkerspot butterflies

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