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Observing animal tracks is an example of direct observation, which is used to estimate population size. True or False

Observing animal tracks is an example of direct observation, which is used to estimate population size. True or False
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Observing animal tracks is an example of direct observation, which is used to estimate population size. True or False

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true

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User Petervaz
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it is false

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because i did it on edge

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