Organisms that live in deciduous forests have developed unique adaptations that aid in their survival. which of the following is not an adaptation that characterizes deciduous trees? a thick bark bgreen year round c. broad leaves d leaf loss

b. green your round

Explanation:

The deciduous forests are forests that tend to dominate the temperate climate types, though in lesser amount they can be found in the tropical and subtropical regions. These forests have trees that have thick barks. They tend to be trees that are medium height, or high trees. The leaves of these trees are broad, which is why the term broad-leaf forests is also used. One of the most recognizable characteristic of these forests is that they lose their leaves seasonally. In the temperate climates, this happens in the autumn, with the leaves regrowing again in the spring. In the subtropical and tropical regions, the lose of leaves occurs with the dry season, and they regrow again in the wet season.

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explanation:

one would be wind another would be water density