Which descriptions fit seeds that are dispersed by animals? Select all that apply.
They sit inside a juicy fruit that is eaten and later passed out✓Respuesta correcta
They have wings that make them spin as they fall
They are broken down by the animal that eats them
They are flung out when a dry pod splits open
They are carried on fur by hooks on the outside of the fruit✓Respuesta correcta
Explicación
Animals move seeds in two ways: they swallow a fleshy fruit and leave the seeds somewhere else later, or they brush past a fruit that catches on their coat and carry it until it drops. The claim about digestion gets the outcome wrong, since a seed that makes the journey has a coat tough enough to survive it, and a seed broken down inside an animal would disperse nothing.