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lilies. Where freshwater mussels are eaten by muskrats, caches of mussel shells can be found on vegetation rafts or near resting and feeding sites used by muskrats. Depending upon site conditions, muskrats either dig dens in steep banks or build dome-shaped lodges in open water using vegetation and mud (Figure 3). Burrowing may not be
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