Adaptations 1
Adaptations 2
Biodiversity
Effects on Biodiversity
100

What is one adaptation an animal may have for tearing meat?

Sharp claws or teeth 

100

an adaptation that helps an organism blend in with its surroundings.

Camouflage

100

This occurs when biodiversity is lost.

What is extinction?

100

the loss of a natural habitat. 

Habitat Destruction

200

What is one body part on a polar bear that might help it survive in the artic tundra?  

White fur to blend in

Thick blubber to stay warm 

Claws to catch prey 

Wide paws to walk on snow/webbed toes to swim 

Sharp teeth to eat meat 

200

physical characteristics to make them less desirable and avoid predation

Protective coverings

200

Food, shelter, medicine and clothing are all examples.

What are direct benefits/values?

200

breaking larger habitats into smaller, isolated pieces.

habitat fragmentation

300

A role an organism plays in its environment.

Niche 

300

how animals let other animals know that they are poisonous or dangerous.

warning coloring

300

Trees cleaning the air, bees pollinating the flowers are examples of what?

What are indirect benefits?

300

the illegal killing or removal of wildlife species. 

poaching

400

A characteristic that HELPS all organisms survive in their environment 

Adaptation 

400

he imitation or resemblance of one species

mimicry

400

a species whose niche supports the rest of the species in an ecosystem.

keystone species

400

clearing or cutting down the trees from forests

deforestation

500

A place where an organism lives.

Habitat

500

Unusual marking that may confuse a predator , allowing the organism to escape.

false coloring

500

A species that could become endangered in the near future

threatened species

500

the mating of animals in zoos or wildlife preserves

captive breeding

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