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Unit 7: Ecology
7.1 Adaptations, Interdependence, and Competition
7.1.3 Adaptations
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Adaptations are the result of natural selection acting on variations within a population over many
generations
.
True
What is an example of a behavioral adaptation?
Birds migrating in winter
What is a structural adaptation in cacti that helps them survive in dry environments?
Thick, waxy stems
Steps of how adaptations arise through natural selection:
1️⃣ Variations occur within a population
2️⃣ Natural selection favors beneficial traits
3️⃣ Organisms with these traits survive and reproduce
4️⃣ Over generations, the beneficial traits become common
Match the type of adaptation with its example:
Structural ↔️ Polar bear's thick fur
Behavioral ↔️ Birds migrating in winter
Functional ↔️ Camels storing water
The ability of some plants to store water in their roots is a physiological
adaptation
What is a physiological adaptation in snakes that helps them capture prey?
Using venom
Structural adaptations are physical features of an organism that help it
survive
What is an example of a physiological adaptation in camels?
Storing water
Natural selection allows organisms to better cope with environmental challenges by favoring beneficial adaptations.
True
Cacti have thick, waxy stems as a structural adaptation to reduce water
loss
What is an example of a behavioral adaptation in camels?
Camouflage
Adaptations in animals enable them to survive and reproduce in specific habitats due to natural selection.
True
Natural selection acts on variations within a population to create
adaptations
over generations.
True
What is an example of a behavioral adaptation in birds?
Migration
What are adaptations in biology defined as?
Biological features for survival
A structural adaptation example is a polar bear's thick
fur
Match the type of adaptation with its example:
Structural Adaptation ↔️ Polar bear's thick fur
Behavioral Adaptation ↔️ Birds migrating in winter
Physiological Adaptation ↔️ Camels storing water
Birds migrating to warmer climates in winter is an example of a behavioral
adaptation
Natural selection acts on variations within a population over many generations to produce
adaptations
.
True
What is a structural adaptation in desert plants to reduce water loss?
Small or absent leaves
Birds' beaks adapted for different food sources are examples of
structural adaptations
.
True
What are biological features that help an organism survive and reproduce in its environment called?
Adaptations
Behavioral adaptations involve actions taken by an organism to survive, such as
birds
migrating to warmer climates.
True
Adaptations are the result of natural selection acting on variations within a
population
What are three types of adaptations found in plants?
Structural, behavioral, physiological
Categorize the following animal adaptations by type:
1️⃣ Polar bear's thick fur: Structural
2️⃣ Birds migrating to warmer climates: Behavioral
3️⃣ Camels storing water: Physiological
4️⃣ Snakes using venom: Physiological
Birds' beaks are structurally adapted for different food
sources
What is the primary role of adaptations in an organism's survival?
To survive and reproduce
A polar bear's thick fur is a structural adaptation for insulation in cold
climates
Camels store water in their bodies as a physiological adaptation for water
conservation
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