In the context of seed evolution, 'Endochory' refers to seed dispersal via:
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Correct answer: Ingestion by animals
Endochory is a form of animal dispersal where seeds are ingested and then passed through the digestive tract. This co-evolution with animals has led to the development of fleshy, attractive tissues around seeds.
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