according to darwin, why do modern giraffes have long necks?
a
giraffes have always ha...
according to darwin, why do modern giraffes have long necks?
a
giraffes have always had long necks like the modern ones.
b
earlier short-necked giraffes stretched their necks over a long period of time.
c
ancient giraffes developed short necks and pass this trait to their offspring.
d
giraffes born with longer necks would survive better in an environment with tall tr
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