Adaptations in Nocturnal and Seashore Organisms Quiz
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Why were olingos and olinguitos mistaken for the same animal?

  • They have similar reproductive habits.
  • Their physical appearances are identical.
  • Both animals lived together in the same zoo.
  • There was a lack of understanding about the variation between them. (correct)

    • What prevented Ringerl, the olinguito, from reproducing in the zoo?

  • She was not given the opportunity to mate.
  • There was a biological barrier to reproduction. (correct)
  • She was too young to reproduce.
  • There were only olingos present in the zoo.

    • What does the case of ligers not being able to reproduce suggest about lions and tigers?

  • Lions and tigers are from the same genus.
  • Lions and tigers are incompatible genetically.
  • Hybrids like ligers are sterile due to being unnatural. (correct)
  • Lions and tigers have different mating behaviors.

    • What does the mention of sea anemones, ptarmigans, Yanomami people, and shoe sizes serve to highlight in the text?

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    Based on the text, how would you describe the relationship between horses and zebras?

    <p>Horses and zebras exhibit distinct variations within a species.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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