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Why are migratory species harder to protect? -They don't stay in one place long enough to be counted. -The specific habitats along and at each end of their migration routes must be protected. -There are
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Why are migratory species harder to protect?

-They don't stay in one place long enough to be counted.
-The specific habitats along and at each end of their migration routes must be protected.
-There are too many to count.
-They migrate from one country to another.

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The specific habitats along and at each end of their migration routes must be protected.

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