<span>The question is asking "What is the main function of structural adaptations?" and the best answer is that A. They help the organism survive in its environment. Basically this is what drives the evolution the most - traces that help the organism survive in its environment are being promoted, and the offspring with those traces has the best chance for survival. </span>
The most likely answer choice should and would be B, given that rabbits are herbivores (meaning that they only eat vegetation and plants, including grass). Buffalo's food source(s) and diet consists of grass as well. If enough rabbits are introduced into a grassland area, they will furthermore consume more grass, in turn limiting the food source of the buffalo.
''Attacking'' prey doesn't necessarily make sense, given that buffalos do not 'prey' on any animal and rabbits themselves are prey.
A to a lesser extent can make sense, although I doubtable. B's most likely the answer.
Answer:
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Explanation:
If they go extinct there would be a change in the food chain.
Just like the dinosaurs
Answer:
A solid rock becomes soil when it breaks down and combines with water, air, and organic matter.
