If it cannot avoid it, it just find a mechanism to use oxygen and make it less harmful to itself. This is how the process of cellular respiration may have evolved
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In a similar way a wooden tongue-depressor stick (like the kind used at the doctor's office) stores elastic potential energy when you bend it (though not if you break it). ... The elastic potential energy that was stored in the stick is transformed into movement, called kinetic energy.
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The answer is the first option I believe.
Studies of evolutionary responses to novel environments typically consider single species or perhaps pairs of interacting species. <span>
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