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An example of an adaptation that
helps a prey species avoid being caught is
A claws
B mimicry
C sharp teeth
D poisonous stingers

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Final answer:

Mimicry is an adaptation that helps prey species avoid predators by imitating warning coloration of harmful organisms.


Explanation:

Mimicry is an adaptation mechanism where a harmless species imitates the warning coloration of a harmful one, thereby avoiding predation. In Batesian mimicry, organisms mimic those that possess defenses like stingers or venom to deter predators. This adaptation benefits prey species by misleading predators into thinking they are harmful, thus helping them evade being caught.


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