What is a special type of fat found in marine mammals that provides insulation? a. baleen b. blubber c. gannet d. melon

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What is a special type of fat found in marine mammals that provides insulation?

a. baleen
b. blubber
c. gannet
d. melon

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The answer is blubber,a special type of fat found in marine mammals that provides insulation?

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