Which is NOT one of the three main categories of adaptations? A behavioral B functional C pharyngeal D structural

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Which is NOT one of the three main categories of adaptations?

A behavioral
B functional
C pharyngeal
D structural

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I think that it is c, not fully sure.

Neuhaus answered Feb 15, 2022

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