Which of the following changes in morphology orphysiology are likely to happen as an organism getslarger (over evolutionary time):O a. individual cells become specializedO b. their overall basal metabolic rate increasesO c. their basal metabolic rate per gram of tissueincreasesO d. they have a lower surface-area-to-volumeratioO e.the weight-strength ratio will allow theirlimbs to become more slenderO f. A, B, and CO g. A, B, and DO h. all of the aboveClear my choice

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