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A large natural population of sea stars have lived near shore and relatively unchanged for many generations. A hurricane causes waves that sweep large numbers of sea star larvae into the area. Yes No
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A large natural population of sea stars have lived near shore and relatively unchanged for many

generations. A hurricane causes waves that sweep large numbers of sea star larvae into the area.
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