When experimental animals are fed different diets and the length of each continuoushibernation bout at an ambient temperature of 5°C is measured, animals that have theshortest continuous hibernation bouts are the animals that have been fed aSelect one:a.polyunsaturated fatty acids diet.b.saturated fat diet.С.carbohydrate-rich diet.d.nrotein-rich diet. Refer to the figure below.103.3II2.5IV2II1.7104020Temperature (°C)3050Reference: Ref 10-2Which line indicates the species that needs to be coldest for enzyme function to be in the range favored by evolution?Select one:O a. IIIIVO C. I|d. I

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