Multiple Choice
The arctic flower, Dryas integrifolia, regulates the temperature of its reproductive structures by
A) sun-tracking behavior.
B) increasing its metabolic rate.
C) dark petal coloration.
D) both sun-tracking behavior and increasing its metabolic rate.
E) both increasing its metabolic rate and dark petal coloration.
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