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Guiding Question: How might a long-term drought in a nearby forest impact the herbivores living in the forest?
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Guiding Question: How might a long-term drought in a nearby forest impact the herbivores living in the forest?

Guiding Question: How might a long-term drought in a nearby forest impact the herbivores-example-1
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Drought can affect water sources, land, fish and wildlife and plant communities, and can also affect trees directly by slowing or arresting growth, and causing injury or death

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