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all right last one huzzah the last paragraph functions primarily to do what

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okay the correct answers got to be C predator-prey the authors say that noise

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interferes with predator-prey interactions they actually say that so [Green arrow points to sentence]

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it should be really clear here they're talking about anthropogenic noise they

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give two examples of predator-prey relationships gleaning bats preying on

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insects and squirrels alerted to potential predators through alarm calls

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the last paragraph presents new research not previously mentioned in the passage

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like a new episode of shark week rather than summing up what has preceded it oh [Shark eats a smaller shark]

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yeah get rid of a like the rest of the article that explains how noise disturbs

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animals but doesn't offer solutions to annoying problems there so get rid of B [Birds flying by a bridge]

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and it also focuses on anthropogenic noise not the noise made by animals per

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se so get rid of that the answer is C and for predator-prey relationships well

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we're just waiting for a Megalodon nado that's going to be big [Megalodon shark appears]

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