Question

4 every organism has a unique ecosystem in which it lives. this ecosystem is its natural habitat. this is where the basic needs of the organism to survive are met: food, water, shelter, and a place to breed. all organisms need to adapt to their habitat to be able to survive. animals and plants with adaptations that make them better suited for the environment will survive and reproduce better than those less suited for the environment. select all of the choices that correctly pair an adaptation with the environment in which it would be advantageous. sev1d / dok 3 a desert: nocturnal animals b tundra: plants are low growing c temperate forest: many trees are evergreen d grassland: many animals have teeth adapted for grinding e tropical rainforest: some plants climb and grow on others to reach the sunlight

Explanation:

• A: In deserts, being nocturnal helps animals avoid the extreme heat of the day.
• B: In the tundra, low - growing plants are adapted to cold, windy conditions and a short growing season.
• C: In temperate forests, most trees are deciduous, not evergreen.
• D: In grasslands, animals need teeth for grinding tough grasses.
• E: In tropical rainforests, climbing plants can access sunlight in the canopy.

Answer:

A. desert: nocturnal animals
B. tundra: plants are low growing
D. grassland: many animals have teeth adapted for grinding
E. tropical rainforest: some plants climb and grow on others to reach the sunlight