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Bioluminescence, the production and emission of light by a living organism, is a widespread phenomenon in the deep ocean. In these abyssal depths, where sunlight never penetrates, many species have evolved the ability to generate their own illumination through chemical reactions. This living light serves a variety of ecological purposes essential for survival in an otherwise pitch-black environment.
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For instance, the anglerfish utilizes bioluminescence as a highly effective hunting tool. Growing from its forehead is a long filament that ends in a glowing bulb, known as an esca. Smaller fish and crustaceans, attracted to the mysterious light in the dark water, swim directly toward the anglerfish's mouth, allowing the predator to easily capture its prey.
Which of the following best describes the relationship between Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2?
- Paragraph 1 introduces a general biological phenomenon, while Paragraph 2 provides a specific example of how an organism utilizes that phenomenon.Answer
- BParagraph 1 outlines a scientific problem, while Paragraph 2 presents a controversial solution to that problem.
- CParagraph 1 describes the history of ocean exploration, while Paragraph 2 lists the main species discovered by explorers.
- DParagraph 1 presents a global environmental threat, while Paragraph 2 focuses on how deep-sea creatures escape it.