Adaptation of Living Things

The ability of living things to adjust to their environment is called ...

A camel has a hump storing food reserves. This is a ... adaptation.

A chameleon changes its skin color so it is not seen by predators. This is ... adaptation.

Which of the following is an example of physiological adaptation in humans?

Teak trees drop their leaves in the dry season. The purpose of this adaptation is to ...

Adaptation related to the body shape of living things is called ... adaptation.

Adaptation related to how body organs work is called ... adaptation.

A gecko breaks off its tail when caught by a predator. This ability is called ...

Adaptation in the form of behavior is called ... adaptation.

A cactus has leaves shaped like spines that function to ...

The ability of an animal to imitate the shape or color of another creature is called ...

Polar bears have thick fur and a layer of fat to ...

Whales and dolphins regularly come to the sea surface to ...

The camouflage of a chameleon aims to ...

The main purpose of adaptation in living things is to ...

Mangrove trees have breathing roots that function to ...

A camel can survive a long time without drinking because ...

Xerophytes such as cacti have special features because they live in ...

The difference between autotomy and camouflage is that ...

Freshwater and saltwater fish have a physiological adaptation in the form of ...