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Sati [7]
3 years ago
7

What are some environmental factors (stimuli) that organisms respond to

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1 answer:
andrezito [222]3 years ago
7 0
Plants will lean toward sunlight 

<span>fish will swim in an opposite direction if a leaf from a tree falls on the top of a calm pond </span>

<span>some animals will develop thicker fur coats because of climate </span>

<span>turtles poke their heads into their shell when they hear a noise or are frightened </span>

<span>a community may move to a different area where theres more food and water cause a stream dried up </span>

<span>man .. this list can go forever .. </span>

<span>you might want to try limiting the scope </span>

<span>try looking up 1. Charles Darwin and evolution 2. natural selection, sexual selection & gene flow 3. response to stimuli / ecosystems. large topic. GOOD LUCK!</span>
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