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Sponges produce structures called gemmules, which are hard outer coatings protecting a reproductive bud during times of drought. What type of adaptation is this?
a.
Biochemical
b.
Ecological
c.
Structural
d.
Physiological
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c. Structural
Gemmules are a morphological (structural) adaptation — a hard outer coating that protects the reproductive bud, helping the sponge survive drought.
Gemmules are a morphological (structural) adaptation — a hard outer coating that protects the reproductive bud, helping the sponge survive drought.
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