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    The Storage of Lipids Within the Body Is an Adaptation
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The Storage of Lipids Within the Body Is an Adaptation

Question 17

Question 17

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The storage of lipids within the body is an adaptation in plankton since lipids:


A) Make cells heavier.
B) Increase body density.
C) Contain air pockets so they help in buoyancy.
D) Contain a larger amount of energy.
E) Are less dense than water and thus aid in buoyancy.

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