Which three of the following are examples of adaptations for an animal that lives in a snowbound region?
-dense hair all over the body to protect from cold
-dark fur to camouflage from predators
-a thick layer of fat to insulate the body
-padded feet to walk through snow
-large ears to increase heat loss

- Dense hair all over the body to protect from the cold

- A Thicker layer of fat to insulate the body

- Padded feet to walk through snow

Explanation:

It's those three because dark fur wouldn't make sense to be in a snowbound region because animals need light fur to camouflage in the snow. It's also NOT the answer with large ears because the majority of animals in snowbound regions possess the trait of having small ears to conserve body heat.

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Explanation:

vascular tissue transports materials from the environment into the plant.