A feeding adaptation an iguana has is it’s short nose. This feature is important for feeding because it helps it eat algae off rocks.
Marine and Land iguanas have similar traits even though they aren’t the same kind of iguana because, most of their predators are the same. Therefore a bird or other prey would not be able to tell the difference so that’s why land and marine would both need spines on their back.
I think the camouflage is the most beneficial in land iguanas because their predators can’t spot them that easily, and it’s a quick way to blend in. I also think that the iguanas nose on marine iguanas is the most important because when they eat algae it’s easy to eat and they don’t have to change their position when feeding.
The second answer
Temperatures up high need to be warmer near the surface, surface air needs to be humid
Answer:
Polygenic traits are quantitative because their phenotype expression depends on several different alleles found on different chromosomes.
Explanation:
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Parasite: Parasites are different from predators because parasites only take resources from one host, whereas predators eat many prey. A good example of this is the trematode parasite Schistosoma mansoni. An adult schistosome parasite lives inside of just one human host
