The milkweed plant feeding the caterpillar is an example of
a) interdependency
b) reproductio...
Biology, 07.06.2021 05:20 emmajobaby
The milkweed plant feeding the caterpillar is an example of
a) interdependency
b) reproduction
c) preparing to die after a long life
d) heredity
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