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What is the correct way to write sentence 5? A
Although they look like foot-long squirrels. Settlers named them prairie
dogs because of their doglike barks.
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Although they look like foot-long squirrels, settlers named them prairie
dogs because of their doglike barks.
Although they look like foot-long squirrels, settlers named them prairie
dogs. Because of their doglike barks.
Although they look like foot-long squirrels settlers named them prairie
dogs because of their doglike barks.

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