Bats use echolocation to orient themselves and locate objects.Doing this requires special adaptations in their inner ear,midbrain,and auditory cortex of their cerebrum.The echolocation system of bats is an example of a(n)

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The echolocation system of bats involves multiple organs and structures working together, which makes it an example of an organ system. Specifically, the inner ear, midbrain, and auditory cortex of the cerebrum all play important roles in detecting and processing echoes. Therefore, choices A, B, and C are too narrow to fully encompass the complexity of this adaptation.

Bats Use Echolocation to Orient Themselves and Locate Objects