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Which of the following adaptations is typical of marine mammals?
a.
thick layer of blubber
b.
body covered in thick fur
c.
webbed hands and feet
d.
breathing apparatus on the sides of the head
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a. thick layer of blubber
Explanation: Most marine mammals (whales, seals, walruses, sea lions, manatees, etc.) have a thick layer of blubber for insulation, energy storage and buoyancy. Fur and webbed feet occur in some species (e.g., sea otters, otariid seals), and blowholes are on top of cetacean heads, not the sides.
Explanation: Most marine mammals (whales, seals, walruses, sea lions, manatees, etc.) have a thick layer of blubber for insulation, energy storage and buoyancy. Fur and webbed feet occur in some species (e.g., sea otters, otariid seals), and blowholes are on top of cetacean heads, not the sides.
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