Horses are much larger today than their two-foot tall ancestor, mesohippus. geologists believe the change in size was the result of changing environments, from tropical forests to a grassland habitat. larger size would be an advantage for survival in this new habitat because a) taller horses could reach the leaves that grow high on trees. eliminate b) larger horses could find food easier than the shorter horses. c) the larger horses were better camouflaged than the smaller horses. d) larger horses had longer legs and could run faster to escape predators.

I think the answer is "D"

Explanation:

Heres the explanation that USA Test Prep gave me:

Larger size would be an advantage for survival in this new habitat because larger horses had longer legs and could run faster to escape predators. The open grasslands made it easier for predators to see the grazing horses, so in order to survive, the horses had to run fast to escape them.

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