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Match the following organisms with their adaptations.
A.Camel I. Pneumatophores
B.Whale II.Long eye lashes
C.Mangroves III.Swim bladder
D.Salmon fish IV.Blubber
A.Camel I. Pneumatophores
B.Whale II.Long eye lashes
C.Mangroves III.Swim bladder
D.Salmon fish IV.Blubber
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Solution
- Camels have a long eyelash and eyelids that protect their eyes by preventing the sand from entering into them.
- Blubber is important for most marine mammals, such as whales.
- The thick layer of fat provides insulation from cold ocean temperatures.
- The pneumatophores help the mangrove trees in the process of respiration.
- Salmon fishes have a swim bladder that provides buoyancy.
- A. Camel- II Long eye lashes
- B. Whale- IV Blubber
- C. Mangroves- I. Pneumatophores.
- D. Salmon fish- III.Swim bladder
- Camels have a long eyelash and eyelids that protect their eyes by preventing the sand from entering into them.
- Blubber is important for most marine mammals, such as whales.
- The thick layer of fat provides insulation from cold ocean temperatures.
- The pneumatophores help the mangrove trees in the process of respiration.
- Salmon fishes have a swim bladder that provides buoyancy.
- A. Camel- II Long eye lashes
- B. Whale- IV Blubber
- C. Mangroves- I. Pneumatophores.
- D. Salmon fish- III.Swim bladder
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