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Which layer of soil is the home of burrowing animals?

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Answered by kajalpal2007

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Answer:

Topsoil

Explanation:

Humus present in the topsoil, is the home of burrowing animals like rats

Answered by priya268856

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Answer:

top soil is the layer of soil where is the home of burrowing animals

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