Biology, asked by aman23247, 2 months ago

How is adaptation different from acclimatisation

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Answered by Amaan54872

He defines “adaptation” as the genetic process by which a population changes to accommodate environmental factors; and “acclimation” as the physiological changes an individual makes to minimize the effects of stressors (Ownby, 2002).

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