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An anteater has a long snout that helps it eat insects. The long snout is an example of? A Adaptation B Mutation C Genetic drift D Disruptive evolution

An anteater has a long snout that helps it eat insects. The long snout is an example of? A Adaptation B Mutation C Genetic drift D Disruptive evolution
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An anteater has a long snout that helps it eat insects. The long snout is an example of?

A Adaptation
B Mutation
C Genetic drift
D Disruptive evolution

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N

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