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What is adaptation?
In biology, adaptation is the process by which an organism changesto become better suited to survive in their environment. It canalso refer to a physical or genetic trait that… helps an organism tobe better suited to survive in their environment. For example, polar bears are adapted to living in the cold becausethey grow thick fur that keeps them warm, and thus allows them tosurvive in their frigid environment. The color of their fur is alsoan adaptation. Because the environment they live in is mostlywhite, they have produced white fur to blend in, so they are notseen by the prey they hunt. Adaptation is powered by natural selection. When a trait arisesthat allows an organism to better adapt to their environment, itwill be passed on to the next generation. Over time this trait willaccumulate in the population. Inherited modification of an organism that increases its chancesfor its survival or protection in its environment; a trait thathelps an organism survive in its environment. adaption is theenvironment the living thing wants to live in which conditions itlikes to live which place is suitable for him and what it has choseto live The meaning is "suitable at any type of climate/environment/condition." (MORE)