How are rivers and streams able to keep algae from growing? A. The running water sweeps the algae downstream and keeps it from

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How are rivers and streams able to keep algae from growing?
A. The running water sweeps the algae downstream and
keeps it from growing.
B. They have different bacterial life that inhibits the
growth of algae.
C. The animals living there feed on algae which stops them
from being able to grow.

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