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Which question most closely relates to the foresters observations and the collected scientific data on forests? a. did a lack of rain cause the hemlocks to stop reproducing? b. are deer eating most of the young hemlocks? c. do the young hemlocks have a disease? d. why are there so many deer in the forest?

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