Secondary adaptation refers to bodily changes that occur in response to the primary adaptation of an organism to its environment. It enables the organism to further enhance its survival and reproduction in a particular environment. Examples include the development of feathers in birds for flight and the protective shells of snails.
A Mimicry Adaptation
adaptation
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no yes it is not yes
it is a behavioral adaptation because it is doing it EX. a bear hibernates :-)
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Secondary consumers are those animals that eat herbivores. Examples include lions, cheetahs, and leopards. They have very sharp teeth which they use to tear into flesh. Their paws are also quite powerful and feature sharp claws.
The final result of secondary succession can vary depending on the specific conditions and factors involved. It could lead to the adaptation of species to the changed environment, the rebuilding of a diverse ecosystem, competition among different species for resources, or in some cases, eventual extinction for certain species that are unable to thrive in the new conditions.
Adaptation is not edible.
Behavioral adaptation
Is a footprint not a adaptation
A Mimicry Adaptation
Hibernation is a behavioral adaptation. A behavioral adaptation is when a animal changes its behavior.
A micro adaptation is an adaptation that is a quite small one and does not make it unique from other animals. It is not very important. A macro adaptation is a quite large adaptation and makes it very unique from other animals. It is important.
physical adaptation
What is a wells adaptation
A behavioral adaptation