Which of the following would be the most likely adaptation of a whale population to tolerate a rise in ocean temperatures?

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Which of the following would be the most likely adaptation of a whale population to tolerate a rise in ocean temperatures?

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They would most likely migrate to cooler waters.

Sammy Pawar answered Oct 15, 2018

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It is better for the whales to go where the whales have the ability to dive longer and deeper to find cooler water.

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