E.g. herding, socialising, barking, running/flying/swimming away (startling), setting a trap, mimicking etc
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Give two examples of physiological adaptations.
Producing milk for young, producing venom, producing poison,
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What is an adaptation?
A feature of an organism that gives it an advantage / Accept: Changes in a body to fit a location
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What are behavioural adaptations?
Something that the organism does that gives it a benefit.
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Name three adaptations of a Dromedary.
Big pads on its feet, fat on its back, long eyelashes, thick lips, shaggy fur,
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Define a structural/physical adaptation?
Physical features of the body that assist with survival or reproduction.
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Name 1x structural, 1x behavioural and 1x physiological adaptation for this snail.
E.g. it has a shell, eye stalks, muscular foot, it retracts into its shell when startled, courts mates, it hibernates, produces mucous, can be either sex
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Name one of three types of adaptations.
Structural/physical / Behavioural / Physiological
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Give three examples of a physical adaptation in an animal.
