MIDDLESEX COUNTY HABITATS
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This document describes 3 habitats in Middlesex County and some of their key animals and plants. The coastal habitat contains jellyfish and leatherback sea turtles, with seaweed and aquatic plants. Grasslands are also mentioned but no specific animals or plants are listed for that habitat. No other details are provided for the third unnamed habitat.
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