Marine Life, Amphibians, and Reptiles OPD Vocabulary Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US.

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Marine Life, Amphibians, and Reptiles OPD Vocabulary Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

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crab Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

sea urchin Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

snail Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

worm Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

frog Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

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salamander Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

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sea otter Copyright © 2015 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by authorwww.ESLAerica.US

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