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Hey there.
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So today we're talking about the adaptive success of angiosperms.
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I think it's best to kind of write down a question like this in our own words and then go from there.
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I don't know why they've made the chapter the way they have, but they definitely like making the same ones correct every single time.
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I mean letters.
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That's something i'd always notice in my grade school.
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Made me happy on standardized test when it would be like a, b, c, d .e.
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Okay.
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So, what are angiosperms? flowering plants.
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And we talked about the reproductive adaptions in an earlier question.
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But now let's get into this.
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So what's going to make them different is what matters here? so seeds born on cones is not going to be something like that.
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So because not all angiosperms slash any they can think of at the moment are on a cone but i'm sure that's not true i'm just blanking for a second so let's think about angiosperms are they have flowers they also have fruit so an important part the ovule inside ovary is b and that is one because okay this is for protection.
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Ovaries are in a lot of things, right? but ovules are specific to angiosperms is what you should remember, at least when we're talking about this.
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So yeah, that is an important adaption...