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A sea creature renowned as the sunflower sea star was once     1     (abundance) in the Pacific Ocean along the coast of North America. But in the last 10 years, about 90 percent of them     2     (die).

Scientists at the University of Washington are trying to understand     3     the sea stars died.     4     (do) so, they are growing them in a lab.

The sickness that killed them is known as sea star wasting syndrome. Jason Hodin, the top     5     (research) at the Friday Harbor Marine Lab, said the sickness might have happened because of warmer water caused by climate change.

    6    lab is on San Juan Island, northwest of Seattle. Hodin called his lab the world’s only “captive breeding program for the world’s only     7    (endanger) sea star.”

The university’s neuroscience department is also working on the study,     8     (try) to find out if warmer water changes the way the stars move. The group is using special cameras to see how the stars move     9     to create 3-dimensional pictures that can show differences. The pictures would show differences even with small changes to their environments - such as a small water temperature change.

So far, researchers think the sea stars are able to survive in     10     (warm) water.

【知识点】 人与动植物

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