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Pollution that runs off the land often combines with sediments at the bottoms of bodies of water. In this way, fish may become poisoned. This is an example of how fish interact …

Pollution that runs off the land often combines with sediments at the bottoms of bodies of water. In this way, fish may become poisoned. This is an example of how fish interact …
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Pollution that runs off the land often combines with sediments at the bottoms of bodies of water. In this way, fish may become poisoned.

This is an example of how fish interact with the ?

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lithosphere

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