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In lakes farther north and south, seasonal temperature swings mix the waters, preventing carbon dioxide build up. Group of answer choices True False

In lakes farther north and south, seasonal temperature swings mix the waters, preventing carbon dioxide build up. Group of answer choices True False
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In lakes farther north and south, seasonal temperature swings mix the waters, preventing carbon dioxide build up.

Group of answer choices

True

False

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