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How does ultraviolet radiation harm living things? IN YOUR OWN WORDS
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How does ultraviolet radiation harm living things? IN YOUR OWN WORDS
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Ultraviolet radiation has low power of penetration. The direct effects include Reddening of the skin (Sunburn), pigmentation development (Suntan), and aging.
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