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> 小明假期到图中所示阴影地区旅游，他不能见到的是 A.成群的马匹奔跑在广阔的大草原 B.亚洲象、孔雀以及孔雀舞表演 C.高大的望天树、绞杀植物和“独木成林” D.有特色的傣家竹楼

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发布时间：2024-09-13

小明假期到图中所示阴影地区旅游，他不能见到的是

A.成群的马匹奔跑在广阔的大草原
B.亚洲象、孔雀以及孔雀舞表演
C.高大的望天树、绞杀植物和“独木成林”
D.有特色的傣家竹楼

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