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Which of the following describes Robert's hypothesis about the saltmarsh sparrows? Group of answer choices Sea levels would be rising in Plum Island Sound and saltmarsh sparrow populations would be falling over time. The average number of sparrow of sparrows per circle. In Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Tide Gauge has measured a 21mm rise in sea level over the last 8 years When sensitive species are present, they indicate the marsh is healthy.
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