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Habitat - animales y plantas

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Un lugar donde las plantas y los animales viven y satisfacen sus necesidades básicas se llama
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Zoologico
Hibernar
Habitat
Polinización
Q 2/3
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Ejemplo de habitat
30
tela
comida
Bosques fauna y flora
Oceano

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Un lugar donde las plantas y los animales viven y satisfacen sus necesidades básicas se llama

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30 sec

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Ejemplo de habitat

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30 sec

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Este animal se puede encontrar entre los _________________________

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30 sec

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