Chemistry, 18.02.2021 18:30 winterblanco

What is an extinct species? * (10 Points)
O A. a species that blends in easily with its environment
O B. a species that resembles another species
O C. a species that was unable to adapt and died out
O D. a species that is bred for specific characteristics

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What is an extinct species? * (10 Points)
O A. a species that blends in easily with its envir...