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How has the nomura jellyfish adapted to changes in the natural environment?
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∙ 12y ago
The Nomura jellyfish is adapted to it's environment as it has no predators. It stings it's prey and can lay approximately 1 billion eggs. They can size from 6metres to even bigger!
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How the tiger has adapted to changes in the natural environment?
A tiger is adapted to its natural habitat because of it's fur that camoflages it in the forest you got done by an 11 year old
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What is the natural process favoring organisms that are better adapted to their environment?
natural selection.
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to the natural resources that their local environment proided.
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because it is a wolf
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Natural selection
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Natural selectionsurvival of the fittest or natural selection.
What is the name for process in which the organisms best adapted to their environment survive?
Natural selectionsurvival of the fittest or natural selection.
What is the name for the process in which the organisms the best adapted to their environment survive?
Natural selectionsurvival of the fittest or natural selection.
What is the name for the process in which the organisms best adapted to their environment to survive?
Natural selectionsurvival of the fittest or natural selection.
What is a requirement for evolutionary changes to occur through natural selection?
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By what process individuals better adapted to the environment survive and reproduce?
Natural Selection
