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What is an important limiting factor of lakes and ponds, which have standing water, but is not a limiting factor of rivers and streams, which have running water?
A. Water
B. Shelter
C. Oxygen
D. Sunlight
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Your answer is B , Shelter
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B
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Shelter
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