Question

1. as temperatures rise and snow melts in many habitats, how could species that depend on snow survive?

they could move towards a coastline.
they could find areas with less precipitation.
they could find a different diet to sustain them.
they could move to a higher elevation or closer to a pole.

Explanation:

As temperatures rise, species dependent on snow need cooler environments. Moving to higher elevations (where it's colder) or closer to poles (which are colder regions) would provide the snow - related conditions they need. Moving towards a coastline doesn't necessarily ensure snow. Areas with less precipitation may not have snow. Finding a different diet doesn't address the loss of snow - related habitat.

Answer:

They could move to a higher elevation or closer to a pole.