Question

Carnivores have sharp, pointed teeth that allow them to tear flesh from prey. What type of adaptation is this?
a.
Behavior
b.
Biochemical
c.
Physiological
d.
Ecological

Answer 1

c. Physiological

Explanation: Sharp, pointed teeth are a physical (anatomical/morphological) adaptation that enable a carnivore’s feeding function. Of the given choices, this type of body-structure adaptation is best classified as a physiological adaptation (often also called morphological/structural).