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by doing james taylors and jesse allans and pablo lopez moms in the bed hard
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-seaweed (freshwater)
-water lilies
-alage
-kelp (aka Susswassertang)
ANS2:There are thousands of examples of plants that live in fresh water. A short list of invasive aquatic plants in Washington (see link) lists about twenty.Asked by Wiki User
a tee-shirt and short cause thers a beach there and it is really hot there
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Water is essential for life because it is a major component of cells, tissues, and organs. In fact, over two-thirds of the human body is made up of water. Water is needed for our bodies to maintain a proper temperature, lubricate our joints, and remove waste.
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This is known as "tundra".
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Winters are pretty cold, very snowy, and have gusty winds. In the summer, it is moist and warm. It's good to wear high boots because you would encounter a lot of bogs and streams.
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Either the open ocean biome or the deep sea.
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It is not clear what you are asking. Perhaps this will help.
!f you take a liter of pure fresh water and weigh it, it will weigh 1000 grams (a kilogram).
If you then add 10 grams of salt to the water and stir the salt until it has all dissolved and measure the volume of the now salty water, the volume of the salt water will still measure exactly one liter.
However if you weigh the liter of salt water it will weigh 1010 grams.
This means that there are now more particles (atoms) occupying the same space - the DENSITY of the salt water is higher than the fresh water.
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This biome contains about 3% of the total water on earth
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Wolves live in a variety of biomes including deserts, taiga, deciduous forests, grasslands, and even in the tundra.