Structural, Shape, colour, anatomy or structure of a part of an organism, can also be defence features such as waxy cuticle, cellulose cell walls that pathogens cannot pass, mechanical defences in plants such as hairs and thorns that protects against herbivores, built in armor of an armadillo, pistol shrimp claw that makes a high speed bubble that is as hot as the sun, Functional, Internal processes, biochemistry, or cellular adaptations, Chemical plant defences that protects against pathogens such as witch hazel and tannins, venom in snakes, the ability to shut down metabolism in hibernation, bioluminescent lure of the deep sea anglerfish, anti-freeze in Antarctic ice fish, electric eel voltage generation, Behavioral, The way an organism acts or responds to its environment. Its actions or what it does, courtship display dances in birds of paradise, cuckoos laying eggs in nests of other species, cooperative hunting in orcas, use of foraging tools in chimpanzees
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AQA GCSE Adaptations
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