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| This approach increases meat productivity. | |
| This is used to catch fish and shellfish. | |
| Concentrations of particular aquatic species suitable for commercial harvesting in a given ocean area or inland body of water are called this. | |
| Livestock grazing has damaged this percentage of stream and riparian ecosystems in the U.S. | |
| These are lush strips of vegetation along streams or rivers. | |
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| This occurs when too many animals graze too long and exceed the carrying capacity of a grassland area. | |
| These densly populated areas account for the increase in meat production. | |
| These are managed grasslands or enclosed meadows. | |
| These are grasslands in temperate and tropical climates. | |
| This percentage of food is wasted. | |
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| Most of the world's potentially cultivable land lies in this type of area. | |
| Edible insects are called this. | |
| The amount of this type of land has been falling since 1978 and is projected to fall even more. | |
| There is a lot of controversy over adding these to genetically engineered foods. | |
| This New Guinea plant could be the next major staple crop. | |
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