An Adaptation of Arthropods That Made Them Well Adapted for Life

question 79

Multiple Choice

An adaptation of arthropods that made them well adapted for life on land was an exoskeleton that can:

• A)provide camouflage.
• B)prevent water loss.
• C)overcome the effects of gravity.
• D)protect against predators.

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