Which trait is an adaptation that a temperate grassland animal might possess? A) gripping tale B) complete absence of fur C) large fat storage reserves D) gut with four stomach chambers

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Quintin

5 December, 01:17

Which trait is an adaptation that a temperate grassland animal might possess? A) gripping tale B) complete absence of fur C) large fat storage reserves D) gut with four stomach chambers

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Kayla · Answer 1

D) gut with four stomach chambers is the answer because if you take a cow for example, they do not have a gripping tail, a complete absence of fur, or large fat storage reserves. Also, if you look at a reindeer, they also have four stomach chambers in order to break down food much easier.