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True or False: Snakes making venom is an example of a structural adaptation.
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True or False: Snakes making venom is an example of a structural adaptation.

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I think the answer would be true hope this helps
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False. Venom product is more of a physiological adaptation because it takes place inside of the snake’s body. Whereas structural adaptation is a visible, external feature.
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