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Practice Reading: Reading and Writing Fill in the Blanks ID: #51188 Wolves and Willow
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From  the  wolf's  perspective,  this  is  clearly  good  news.  But  it  also  had  beneficial  effects  on  the  ecology  of  the  park,  according  to  a  study  published  in  2004  by  William  Ripple  and  Robert  Beschta  from  Oregon  State  University.  In  their  paper  in  BioScience,  the  two  researchers  showed  that    the  wolves  was    with  increased  growth  of  willow  and  cottonwood  in  the  park.  Why?  Because  grazing  animals  such  as  elk  were    sites  from  which  they  couldn't  easily  escape,  the  scientists  .  And  as  the  woody  plants  and  trees  grew  taller  and  thicker,  beaver  colonies  .

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