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This document provides a citation for an article from a biology textbook. The book is titled "Biology: a guide to the natural world" and was written by David Krogh, published in 2011 by Pearson Education located in California, United States. The citation includes the author, title, publisher, publication year and location for this biology textbook chapter or article.
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