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Which of the 6 life processes will protect an animal from sudden danger?
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∙ 8y ago
There wouldn't be one at the time because for a response it needs to have a stimulus, and it needs to know how to react to it. So, adaptation wouldn't work either because it takes long periods of time to adapt, and when reproducing is only when adaptations are passed on.
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∙ 14y agoSensitivity to its surroundings, whether it's sight, hearing, temperature or any other sense.
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