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Some species of hares are brown most of the year, but change color to white in the winter. This allows them to blend in through the seasons. Where are these organisms adapted to live? O deciduous forests
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Some species of hares are brown most of the year, but change color to white in the winter. This allows them to
blend in through the seasons.
Where are these organisms adapted to live?
O deciduous forests
O desert
O tropical rain forests
O savanna
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I’m not sure on this, but I would try Deciduous Forests before anything else.
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