AU of the following adaptations of living things are mentioned in the passage except that in their______.A. structureB. ways to develop the survival skills of the youngC. production of the youngD. working system of the body
AU of the following adaptations of living things are mentioned in the passage except that in their______.
A. structure
B. ways to develop the survival skills of the young
C. production of the young
D. working system of the body
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