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Which species would better survive global warming in the sense that the habitat where they currently live becomes warmer? a. A species with high phenotypic plasticity in terms of temperature tolerance
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Which species would better survive global warming in the sense that the habitat where they currently live becomes warmer? a. A species with high phenotypic plasticity in terms of temperature tolerance b. A species with narrow optimal temperature range c. A species with low phenotypic plasticity d. A species that have adapted to living between 35-40 degrees Celcius

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I would say A because if it has a narrow optimal temperature range it would function best or only in that temperature. it can't D because if it has that tolerance then it would get warmer there and therefore have to adapt still

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