Anatomical adaptations involve every change in the organism's external structure. Option B. A feature of the organism's body that helps it survive and reproduce.
<h3>What is an anatomical adaptation?</h3>
Anatomical adaptations are changes in the external structure of the organisms that help them survive and reproduce in a certain environment.
These adaptations allow the organisms
- to camouflage if necessary (to scape from a predator or to hunt their prey, for instance),
- to protect themselves by imitating dangerous species' colors and shapes,
- to develop special structures needed to feed and move in that specific environment.
There are other two types of adaptations apart from anatomical ones. These are physiological and behavioral adaptations.
<u>Options</u>
A. a system present within the organism that allows it to perform a biochemical reaction ⇒ This is a physiological adaptation
B. a feature of the organism's body that helps it survive and reproduce ⇒ This is an anatomical adaptation
C. a response from the organism that changes it's behavior to help it survive and reproduce ⇒ This is a behavioral adaptation
The correct option is B. a feature of the organism's body that helps it survive and reproduce
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