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3) In the graph above, add a dotted curve to show how you think the gray wolf population changed over time. (Or draw a new graph to show the gray wolf population pattern) ​

3) In the graph above, add a dotted curve to show how you think the gray wolf population changed over time. (Or draw a new graph to show the gray wolf population pattern) ​
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3) In the graph above, add a dotted curve to show how you think the gray wolf population

changed over time. (Or draw a new graph to show the gray wolf population pattern)
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3) In the graph above, add a dotted curve to show how you think the gray wolf population-example-1
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it would go up slanted

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