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What is an example of a structural adaptation for getting food?
What is an example of a structural adaptation for getting food?
- Roots growing down into the soil
- Vines climbing up trees to catch sunlight
- Leaves and stems absorbing energy from the sun (correct)
- Desert flowers staying dormant for months
Which type of adaptation involves roots growing down into the soil to get food?
Which type of adaptation involves roots growing down into the soil to get food?
- Behavioural adaptation
- Environmental adaptation
- Structural adaptation (correct)
- Physiological adaptation
Why do vines climb up trees to catch sunlight?
Why do vines climb up trees to catch sunlight?
- To prevent water loss
- To escape predators
- To absorb energy from the sun for photosynthesis (correct)
- To get more nutrients from the tree
How do tundra plants adapt to the cold environment?
How do tundra plants adapt to the cold environment?
Why are tundra plants small and slow-growing?
Why are tundra plants small and slow-growing?
What purpose do spines and thorns serve for plants in the tundra biome?
What purpose do spines and thorns serve for plants in the tundra biome?
What type of roots do many trees in the rainforest have to provide extra stability?
What type of roots do many trees in the rainforest have to provide extra stability?
Why do flowers on the forest floor need to be designed to lure animal pollinators?
Why do flowers on the forest floor need to be designed to lure animal pollinators?
What type of bark and flowers speed the runoff of water?
What type of bark and flowers speed the runoff of water?
Why do epiphytic orchids have aerial roots that cling to the host plant?
Why do epiphytic orchids have aerial roots that cling to the host plant?