The toe pads of arboreal (tree) frogs and the webbed feet of aquatic frogs are examples of
A) genetic drift.
B) structural adaptations.
C) sexual selection.
D) artificial selection.
E) cooperation.

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The toe pads of arboreal frogs and the webbed feet of aquatic frogs are examples of structural adaptations, which are physical features that have evolved to help organisms survive and reproduce in their environment. The toe pads help arboreal frogs grip onto tree trunks and branches, while webbed feet help aquatic frogs swim and move through water. Genetic drift, sexual selection, artificial selection, and cooperation are not directly related to these specific adaptations.

The Toe Pads of Arboreal (Tree) Frogs and the Webbed