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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop too sure

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brought to you by hibernation Pick out sleep Repeat Hibernation

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is the behavior and animals that is triggered by environmental

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cues This evidence best supports which of the following statements

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and hear the potential answers All right Oh right Here

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we go Well does gino type determined fina type choice

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eh Yes it does For example the appearance of an

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animal It's fino type is determined by its genetic code

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It's gino type But an animal's gino type would be

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an internal trigger for its behavior Not an extra or

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environmental one So that's not the right answer a and

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go back to sleep What about b cooperation between populations

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contribute to their survival Well sure it does But animals

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don't hibernate just because they want to get along with

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their neighbours like you need that much of a reason

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to not hit the snooze button for a while Next

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up d biological systems are affected by disruptions to their

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dynamic homo stasis Well dynamic kamio stasis is basically the

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stability of a biological system with something is home Yo

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static it's stable All the elements are working together in

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a kind of symbiosis Anyway the answer is c hibernation

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is an animal's response toe outside information that is essential

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to the reproduction natural selection and survival of the organism

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Sadly humans aren't able to take part in this fabulous

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practice of eating tons and tons of food but then

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sleeping it off for a few months summer you'd enjoy

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that But uh well we kind of give the shot 00:01:36.164 --> [endTime] of thanksgiving thing

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