Sugar maple trees are very sensitive to warm temperatures and do not grow and reproduce well south of Pennsylvania. Oaks and hickories, on the other hand, can tolerate a much wider range of temperatures and grow all the way from Canada south into Georgia and Florida. If a hillside in a state north of Pennsylvania has mostly oaks and hickories growing on it with very few sugar maples, what can you correctly conclude about the climate

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anonymous · Answer

A hardier species of sugar maples has appeared. 
 The location must have unusual weather. 
 The local climate on the hillside is relatively warm. 
 The global climate is changing rapidly.

anonymous · Answer

lol,im doing this right now, i think its C