The Evolution of Easily Modified Flower Colors That Can Make

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Multiple Choice

The evolution of easily modified flower colors that can make plants attractive to animals was an important factor in angiosperm evolution because

• A) plants have no way to cross-pollinate without the intervention of animals.
• B) animals are more effective at delivering pollen to other flowers than is the wind.
• C) flower color attracts animals that can disperse the seeds of the plant.
• D) successful evolution requires interactions between plants and animals.

Distinguish the accounts used and affected in the periodic inventory system.

Differentiate between the accounts impacted in the perpetual inventory system.

Know how to record freight charges and merchandise purchases on credit under both systems.

Understand the implications of merchandise returns on account balances under the perpetual inventory system.

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