An adaptation occurs when a species is set through a new constraint. This can be change in climate, defense mechanisms, food source, etc. Which will have to occur before an adaptation is made. For an example: in North America the climate slightly swifted. This meant smaller mammals such as rabbits would need to have a thicker coat of fur or shelter. Let's say all the thin furred rabbits died and all that remained were the thick furred rabbits. Over a span of time the rabbits have adapted through the climate. Meaning most of the population is thick furred through their DNA. Conclusively, it's a genetic characteristic that can happen very rapidly or slowly.
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Usually when you are trying to figure out different possibilities of offspring using punnet squares, 4 genotypes can be figured out. I think that it also depends on how you are finding out the different genotypes for offspring.
Answer: carbon dioxide, water and sunlight
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A. The energy is transformed to vibrational energy in the sand, rocks, and air.
Explanation:
energy is transformed to vibrational energy in the sand, rocks, and air, cold water from the poles sinks, leaving behind higher salinity water. The beach is an isolated system, so energy is permitted to leave the the system and the energy from the water is not destroyed.
