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How is mechanism important to cell survival?
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Why fear the unknown?
Because it is an excellent survival mechanism.
What do we call the survival mechanism in which an animal blends in with its surroundings?
"camouflage"
What is another term of survival of the fittest?
Natural selection- which is the mechanism driving evolution
Why do animals dont feel antipathy sympathy or empathy?
Many animals (specifically mammals) do have all of the above. It is a survival mechanism thought to have helped the survival of the species.
Does peeing in your mouth kill you?
no it does not. it is a survival mechanism, you can drink your pee twice before it is toxic if you are dying of thirst.
Are genes responsible for evolution?
Evolution is the result of a process called survival of the fittest. Genes are part of the mechanism by which this happens.
What is neutral buoyancy and how might it be a survival mechanism?
Neutral buoyancy is the ability to float under water. This allows the animal to save energy.
What is the mechanism of natural selection based on the observation that animals who are better adapted to thrive in an environment?
This is another statement that describes "survival of the fittest."
How does a sandollar survival mechanism work?
Sand dollars have a survival mechanism where they burrow into the sand to avoid predators and turbulent wave action. They can also regulate the amount of water inside their bodies to control buoyancy and help them stay afloat above the sandy bottom. Additionally, their hard exoskeleton provides protection from predators and helps with camouflaging against the sand.
Did dogs bite?
Dogs always have and always will bite. It is a defence mechanism and a way of hunting food for survival. Most animals bite. Humans included.
What did Charles Darwin call his mechanism of change?
Charles Darwin called his mechanism of change "natural selection." This process favors the survival and reproduction of organisms that are best adapted to their environment, leading to the gradual change of species over time.
