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An example of an organism that might be part of the infauna is a/an: a. bull kelp b. crinoid c. lug worm d. shark e. tun

An example of an organism that might be part of the infauna is a/an: a. bull kelp b. crinoid c. lug worm d. shark e. tun
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an example of an organism that might be part of the infauna is a/an: a. bull kelp b. crinoid c. lug worm d. shark e. tun

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Answer: Lug worm

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I have no explanation, I can't explain. But I know it is Lug Worm.

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