Which of the following is the adaptation that allows animals to survive in high altitudes, which contain lower levels of oxygen?
a. migration
b. higher levels of hemoglobin
c. insulating feathers
d. higher body temperatures

The best answer is B.

An animal like the Llama lives in high altitudes from 7,400 to 12,800 meters above sea level.

When compared to other animals, Llamas have a lot more red blood cells per unit than other animals. More red blood cells mean more hemoglobin.

When hemoglobin combines with oxygen, oxyhemoglobin is formed. Thus oxyhemoglobin in Llamas is greatly increased  than in most other animals and  the Llamas are able to thrive in high altitude  areas where oxygen is thinner.

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this is an example of a symbiotic association of a protozoan with its mode of association.

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