Adaptions to environment
- Created by: Jess
- Created on: 31-05-13 09:40
View mindmap
- Adaptions to the environment- evolution
- being adapted increases the risk of survival and reproducting successfully
- adaptions develop because of evolution and natural selection
- each generation, the best adapted are most likely to survive and reproduce passing adaptions onto their offspring
- Behavioral
- the ways an organism acts that increase the chance of survival
- eg. a possum may play dead to avoid being threatened
- some scorpians dance
- pyschiological
- proccess inside an organisms body that increase the chance of survival
- eg. brown bears hibernate to lower their metabloism and conserve energy
- Anatomical
- structural features of an organisms body that increase the chance of survival
- eg. otters have streamlined bodies to help them glide through water, escaping from predators
Comments
No comments have yet been made