Structural Adaptations

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What is a structural adaptation?

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A structural adaptation is a physical feature of an organism that enhances its ability to survive in its environment.

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Are webbed feet on a duck a form of structural adaptation?

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Yes, webbed feet help ducks swim efficiently.

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How does a chameleon use its skin color for survival?

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It can change its skin color for camouflage.

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What type of stems do cactuses have that store water?

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Cactuses have thick stems that store water.

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Why does a camel have a hump?

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To store water.

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How does beak shape relate to a bird's diet?

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Beak shape depends on the type of food the bird eats, such as fish or seeds.

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What is camouflage?

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Camouflage is a structural adaptation that allows an organism to blend in with its environment to avoid detection.

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Give an example of a structural adaptation in plants.

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Thick stems in cactuses for water storage.

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What is the purpose of a polar bear's thick fur?

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To insulate against cold temperatures.

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How do long legs benefit certain animals like giraffes?

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Long legs help giraffes reach high leaves and run fast.