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Questions 7-9Look at the following species ( Question 7-9 ) and the list of statements below.Match each species with the correct statement, A-F.Write the correct letter, A-F, in boxes 7-9 on your answer sheet.List of StatementsA They have moved to equator for survivals.B They have, in general, awaked earlier three weeks than before.C Global warming is thought to predate the reproduction period of this species.D Earlier blossom of this species has occurred due to high temperature.E Study showed that this species’ period of laying eggs has been shortened by 9 days.F The growth of this species has been retarded because of global warming. geraniums（）
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