Question

34 multiple choice 2 points
all of the following are examples of adaptations, except:
flower coloration that attracts pollinators.
insects that resemble twigs.
mice learning a maze to get food.
different beak shape for birds that eat seeds vs. insects.

Explanation:

An adaptation is a trait that has evolved through natural selection and is heritable. Flower coloration (attracts pollinators for reproduction - a heritable trait), insect resemblance to twigs (camouflage - a heritable trait), and different bird beak shapes (related to diet - a heritable trait) are all adaptations. Mice learning a maze is a learned behavior (not a heritable trait passed down through generations via natural selection).

Answer:

mice learning a maze to get food.