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25 May, 17:45

2. What observation did John Hartë make about tiger salamanders?

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    John Hartë made an observation that a steady decrease in the tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum nebulosum) population was caused due to the increased acidity in ponds. He had found that melting snow can release a pulse of acidity that damages salamander eggs.
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