Giraffes have long necks that allow them to eat leaves in trees. What is this an example of?

A.

acquiring energy

B.

reproducing

C.

maintaining structure

D.

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Giraffes have long necks that allow them to eat leaves in trees. What is this an example of?
	
	
 
A.
	

acquiring energy
	
 
B.
	

reproducing
	
 
C.
	

maintaining structure
	
 
D.
	

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D

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or C

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D, because the only other answer that would almost fit is A, but the long necks wouldn't have been mentioned if the answer was acquiring energy, they would have just said that giraffes eat leaves.

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Adaptation in order to eat

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not maintaining structure howeer

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adaptation resulted from genetic variation

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A  gIRAFFES ADAPTED JUST LIKE WHAT DARWIN FOUND WITH THE FLOWER THAT REQUIRED A PARTICULAR BIRD TO BE ABLE TO EAT AND GE THE NECTER THAT WAS SO FAR DOWN  GIRAFFES NEEDED TO ADAPT IN ORDER TO SURVIVE AND TO EAT THEREFORE GAINING ENERGY    ANSWER AGAIN IS AA