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The phosphate-rich manure of fish-eating birds is known as: Select one: O a. Ammonia O b. Sediments O c. Guano O d. Fossil fuel O e. Lava

The phosphate-rich manure of fish-eating birds is known as: Select one: O a. Ammonia O b. Sediments O c. Guano O d. Fossil fuel O e. Lava
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The phosphate-rich manure of fish-eating birds is known

as:
Select one:
O a. Ammonia
O b. Sediments
O c. Guano
O d. Fossil fuel
O e. Lava

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Answer: Guano

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