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Mind Map by Shubh Malde, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Shubh Malde
over 8 years ago
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Adaptation
- Adaption=successful
living in a habitat
- Types
- Camoflague
- e.g. Chamaeleons-when a creature change
its skin colour and colour patterns to
blend in with the environment.
- e.g. Chamaeleons-when a creature change
its skin colour and colour patterns to
blend in with the environment.
- Structural
- Physical features e.g. fur on a bear.
- Physical features e.g. fur on a bear.
- Physological
- Organs peform specialy
- Organs peform specialy
- Behavioral
- How a creature behaves e.g. bird calls
- How a creature behaves e.g. bird calls
- Camoflague
- Camel Adaptation
- Thick lips-eat cacti, hump with fat to break to
glucose-water in respiration, big feet-traction,
ling eyelashes-sandstorms, body temperature
regulates, ears lined with fur-sand, nostrils
can close.
- Thick lips-eat cacti, hump with fat to break to
glucose-water in respiration, big feet-traction,
ling eyelashes-sandstorms, body temperature
regulates, ears lined with fur-sand, nostrils
can close.
- Polar bear adaptation
- Black skin-absorbs heat, sharp teeth,
large feet-not much pressure, thick fur,
ears lay flat on head whilst swimming,
claws, good vision, fur-camoflague.
- Black skin-absorbs heat, sharp teeth,
large feet-not much pressure, thick fur,
ears lay flat on head whilst swimming,
claws, good vision, fur-camoflague.
- Plant adaptation
- Cacti adaptation-hot climate
- Stems that can store water. Widespread
root systems that can collect water from
a large area. cacti have spines instead of
leaves. These minimise the surface area
and so reduce water loss by
transpiration. The spines also protect the
cacti from animals that might eat them.
- Stems that can store water. Widespread
root systems that can collect water from
a large area. cacti have spines instead of
leaves. These minimise the surface area
and so reduce water loss by
transpiration. The spines also protect the
cacti from animals that might eat them.
- Cold climate plants
- Small plants and shallow root systems
compensate for the thin layer of soil,
and small leaves minimize the amount
of water lost through the leaf surface.
Plants grow close to the ground and to
each other, this helps to resist the
effects of cold weather and reduce
damage caused by wind-blown snow
and ice particles. Fuzzy coverings on
stems, leaves, and buds and woolly
seed covers provide additional
protection from the wind.
- Small plants and shallow root systems
compensate for the thin layer of soil,
and small leaves minimize the amount
of water lost through the leaf surface.
Plants grow close to the ground and to
each other, this helps to resist the
effects of cold weather and reduce
damage caused by wind-blown snow
and ice particles. Fuzzy coverings on
stems, leaves, and buds and woolly
seed covers provide additional
protection from the wind.
- Cacti adaptation-hot climate
- Competition
- Plant
- Plants fight for soil minerals, water
and vitamins. They also fight for
light.
- Plants fight for soil minerals, water
and vitamins. They also fight for
light.
- Animal
- Animals fight for food
and prey and for mates.
- Animals fight for food
and prey and for mates.
- Plant
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