A desert fox evolves large ears, whereas a snow fox develops short ears. These divergent features demonstrate that

A. fitness varies across environments.
B. adaptations are random.
C. migration influences evolutionary history.
D. mutations with no reproductive advantage occur at random.


Answer: A

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A. fight B. flight C. freeze D. tend and befriend

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A. Both will continue to only identify as homosexual throughout their lives. B. Todd is less likely to experience fluctuations in his sexual orientation. C. Brenda is less likely to experience fluctuations in her sexual orientation. D. They are equally likely to experience fluctuations in their orientation over time.

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