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A mite is a tiny organism that may ride on top of an insect, such as a beetle, in order to move quickly from place to place. The relationship between the mite and the beetle would be an example of commensalism if A. the beetle is unable to catch prey because it is slowed down by the mite. B. the beetle eats the mite. C. the mite protects the beetle from predators. D. the beetle is neither harmed nor helped by the mite.
@Nateyboo
A.
. Consider the following situation: A species of birds lives in a particular niche. As their population increases, many of these birds migrate to new niches with different food sources. In niches where hard seeds and nuts are the main food sources, the birds with stronger beaks succeed and grow in population. In niches where small insects and larvae are the main food sources, the birds with longer, narrow beaks succeed and grow in population. This is an example of how A. natural selection leads to more diversity. B. genetic engineering leads to more diversity. C. natural selection leads to less diversity. D. genetic engineering leads to less diversity.
@Destinymasha
@Nateyboo
@naomi12345 @Destinymasha
Maybe D.
Consider the following situation: A species of birds lives in a particular niche. As their population increases, many of these birds migrate to new niches with different food sources. In niches where hard seeds and nuts are the main food sources, the birds with stronger beaks succeed and grow in population. In niches where small insects and larvae are the main food sources, the birds with longer, narrow beaks succeed and grow in population. This is an example of how A. natural selection leads to more diversity. B. genetic engineering leads to more diversity. C. natural selection leads to less diversity. D. genetic engineering leads to less diversity.
@Destinymasha
@Nateyboo
@sarah786
i think a
@Destinymasha
its D
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