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vlabodo [156]
2 years ago
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Imagine that these animals lived in a costal habitat, Due to global warming, sea level rise and the area was flooded. Which grou

p would MOST LIKELY be best adapted for this change in habitat?
Biology
2 answers:
baherus [9]2 years ago
6 0

Animals that can live in water will best adapted for this change in habitat.

<h3>Which group would be best adapted for this change in habitat?</h3>

That group would most likely be best adapted for this change in habitat which can survive in both on land and water because the area has now water so that group which can swim and live in water will survive while the rest will die or extinct from that area.

So we can conclude that animals that can live in water will best adapted for this change in habitat.

Learn more about habitat here: brainly.com/question/23780904

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vredina [299]2 years ago
3 0

If the area is said to be flooded due to global warming, the group that would most likely adapt to this change are the animals in group E.

<h3>What are the group E animals?</h3>

These are the groups of animals that are able to seek shelter in such periods as floods by rising to the top of the water and staying afloat.

These types of animals are amphibians as well as reptiles. They can be able to swim on this water for a long time.

Read more on global warming here:

brainly.com/question/3553382

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<h3>Complete question</h3>

Imagine that these animals lived in a costal habitat, Due to global warming, sea level rise and the area was flooded. Which group would MOST LIKELY be best adapted for this change in habitat?

Group a.

Group b

Group C

Group D

Group E.

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