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Which of the following are adaptions of the digestive system in land-dwelling herbivores?

AFlat teeth and longer intestinal tracts
BMore fat cells to store energy
CStrong jaws and sharper teeth
DRemoval of ammonia through gills

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Answer: A

Land dwelling herbivores have flatter teeth, to help with chewing plants (as opposed to canines to rip through flesh). They also have a longer intestinal track, this is because plants don't putrefy in the body as quickly as raw meat will, so a longer intestinal track doesn't hurt herbivores.

Answer: A

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