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POST-lab Question: Most biological adaptations are specific to a certain habitat, and will not provide an advantage to an organism that moves outside this environment. What evidence have you seen in this
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POST-lab Question:

Most biological adaptations are specific to a certain habitat, and will not provide an advantage to
an organism that moves outside this environment. What evidence have you
seen in this lab that
would support this idea?​​​​

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