1. two types of marine mammals including (A) basic characteristics, (B) what they eat, and (C) whether their populations are in decline.2. two different types of animals that are worm parasites of humans, including how (A) humans acquire the worm, (B) where the worm is located in the human body, and (C) how the worm negatively impacts human health.3. two different types of animals that are vector parasites that transmit pathogens causing human disease including (A) why the vector animal attacks humans in the first place (what it "needs"), (B) the parasite(s) or pathogen(s) the vector can transmit to humans, and (C)the type of human disease(s) that can result.4. two examples of beneficial garden animal species, including (A) what they consume, (B) how they benefit humans, and (C) how humans can increase the carrying capacity for these species within garden habitats.

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1. two types of marine mammals including (A) basic characteristics, (B) what they eat, and (C) whether their populations are in decline. 2 two different types of animals that are worm parasiter B. of humans including how (A) humans acquire the worm (R) where the worm is located in the human body

1. two types of marine mammals including (A) basic characteristics, (B) what they eat, and (C) whether their populations are in decline. 2 two different types of animals that are worm parasiter B. of humans including how (A) humans acquire the worm (R) where the worm is located in the human body

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1. two types of marine mammals including (A) basic characteristics, (B) what they eat, and (C) whether their populations are in decline.
2. two different types of animals that are worm parasites of humans, including how (A) humans acquire the worm, (B) where the worm is located in the human body, and (C) how the worm negatively impacts human health.
3. two different types of animals that are vector parasites that transmit pathogens causing human disease including (A) why the vector animal attacks humans in the first place (what it "needs"), (B) the parasite(s) or pathogen(s) the vector can transmit to humans, and (C)
the type of human disease(s) that can result.
4. two examples of beneficial garden animal species, including (A) what they consume, (B) how they benefit humans, and (C) how humans can increase the carrying capacity for these species within garden habitats.

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