Which of the following most likely describes the difference between the structure of a seed that is
spread by wind and the structure of a seed that is
dispersed by animals?
O A. A seed spread by wind might be very small
so that it can be carried by the wind. A seed
spread by animals might be light so that it
can float.
O B. A seed spread by wind might be light so
that it can be carried by the wind. A seed
spread by animals might be hidden in a
fruit that animals would eat.
O C. A seed spread by wind might be heavy so
that it can fall to the ground. A seed spread
by animals might be sticky so that it
attaches to an animal's fur.
OD. A seed spread by wind might be heavy so
that it can fall to the ground. A seed spread
by animals might be light so that it can