Australian vegetation is dominated by various species of acacia and a. marsupials. b. eucalyptus. c. ores. d. cacti.

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Australian vegetation is dominated by various species of acacia and

a. marsupials.
b. eucalyptus.
c. ores.
d. cacti.

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Australian vegetation is dominated by various species of acacia and

B. eucalyptus

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