Chemistry, 28.10.2020 23:20 danniuhrig
Ok so whoever can answer all of these for me gets brainliest don't do a hypothesis though because I do that on my own just the independent and dependant variables pls
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Do light levels have an effect on bird migration?
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What effect does artificial sweetener have on blood sugar levels?
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