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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE HELP HELP PLEASE!! 3. Use Google Earth to learn how remote-sensing satellites and the GPS are used together in
environmental science. First, find the U. S. location given by the GPS coordinates 35°17' N
latitude and 76°01' W longitude. You can do this by moving the cursor around the globe and
noticing how the display of latitude and longitude at the bottom right changes. Once you
locate the correct general area, zoom in, and then keep moving the cursor until you find the
precise location.
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a. What type of ecosystem is located at this position? (2 points)

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