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Over time, a plant pollinated by a hummingbird has developed very long, tube-like flowers. Why might the flower have adapted in this way?
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Over time, a plant pollinated by a hummingbird has developed very long, tube-like flowers. Why might the flower have adapted in this way?

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The answer is B.............
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Hello There!

It would be so the longer, tube-shaped flowers probably developed so that the hummingbird must stick its head in the flower to drink the nectar.

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