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The global positioning system (GPS) is a system of satellites that provides precise velocity and positional information for all locations on Earth. Describe how GPS data are used in the study of certain animals. (0.5 point) Think about how wild animals can be tracked over great distances.

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Answer:GPS tracking is the newest technology being used to track wildlife. In GPS tracking, a radio receiver, not a transmitter, is placed on the animal. The radio receiver picks up signals from special satellites. The receiver has a computer that then calculates the location and movement of the anima

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