Question 6 Homework Unanswered Jonathan Losos dermonstrates that various anole species have evolved different traits that enabled their to interact with their environments. Please match each anole with the trait it possesses. Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit, For keyboard navigation. SHOW MORE Twig lizard. = Long tail. Trunk ground lizard, Large toe pads. Canopy lizard. Short tail E Long legs. Short legs

Question 6 Homework Unanswered Jonathan Losos dermonstrates that various anole species have evolved different traits that enabled their to interact with their environments. Please match each anole with the trait it possesses. Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit, For keyboard navigation. SHOW MORE Twig lizard. = Long tail. Trunk ground lizard, Large toe pads. Canopy lizard. Short tail E Long legs. Short legs

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Jonathan Losos demonstrates that various anole species have evolved different traits that enabled their to interact with their
environments. Please match each anole with the trait it possesses.
Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit, For keyboard navigation. SHOW MORE V
Twig lizard.
Long tail.
Trunk ground lizard.
Large toe pads.
Canopy lizard.
Short tail.
Long legs.
Short legs
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