10.6 Adaptations
In biology, adaptation is a
dynamic evolutionary process
that fits organisms to their
environment and enhancing
their evolutionary fitness, .
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Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptive
trait with a functional role in each individual
organism that is maintained and has
been evolved by natural selection. The adaptive
traits may be structural adaptation, behavioural
adaptation and physiological adaptation,
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Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptive
Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptivetrait with a functional role in each individual
Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptivetrait with a functional role in each individualorganism that is maintained and has
Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptivetrait with a functional role in each individualorganism that is maintained and hasbeen evolved by natural selection. The adaptive
Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptivetrait with a functional role in each individualorganism that is maintained and hasbeen evolved by natural selection. The adaptivetraits may be structural adaptation, behavioural
Adaptations can be a phenotypic or adaptivetrait with a functional role in each individualorganism that is maintained and hasbeen evolved by natural selection. The adaptivetraits may be structural adaptation, behaviouraladaptation and physiological adaptation,