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Investigate sea otters helped scientists identify a decline in the population. This, in turn, led to efforts to protect the sea otters and work to ensure that the population growths.
1.What metods might scientists have used to study the sea otters population in California?
2.How could these methods have helped identify a problem with the sea otter population?(explain).
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