The spider's genes determine that it has the white and orange coloration on its surface, which allows this spider to camouflage itself in flowers that have those colors.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The colors that a living being presents are determined by the DNA composition of that living being.
- Thus, the colors of the spider shown in the image were determined by the genes that make up the spider's DNA.
- This coloration allows this spider to have a great facility to camouflage itself in flowers that have the same color as its body.
- This allows this spider to escape the attack of predators and manages to capture prey.
On different colored flowers, however, this camouflage would not work and this spider would be too visible to survive.
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slightly positive and slightly negative charges of polar covalent molecules, such as water.
Answer:
1. c
2. b
3. a
I hope this is right but I am not sure for the last question tho.
The first two questions are right because I am in high school.
