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Biology, 27.04.2021 21:10 serenityburke

What are the adaptations of bottle-nosed dolphins that allows them to thrive in the marine biome? Select all that apply.

A. narrow body to cut through waves

B. they can attach themselves to the sea floor during storms

C. they secrete gases to float in the water

D. paddle-like flippers for swimming

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