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What is a frog's habitat? R. the flies that it eats S. the green skin coloration T. a forest pond V. the total number of frogs in the area
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What is a frog's habitat? R. the flies that it eats S. the green skin coloration T. a forest pond V. the total number of frogs in the area
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What is a frog's habitat?
R. the flies that it eats
S. the green skin coloration
T. a forest pond
V. the total number of frogs in the area
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