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n. The physiological adaptation of an animal or plant to changes in climate or environment, such as light, temperature, or altitude.
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Any of numerous gradual, long-term responses of an individual organism to changes in its environment. The responses are more or less habitual and reversible should conditions revert to an earlier state. These criteria differentiate acclimatization from ho from growth and development (which cannot be reversed); and from evolutionary adaptation (which occurs in a population over generations). Acclimatization can occur in anticipation of a change and enable organisms to survive conditions beyond their natural experience. Examples include adaptations to seasonal changes and adjustments to changes in altitude. Above retrieved from Answers.com
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∙ 16y agoAmerican Acclimatization Society was created in 1871.
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Activity, Temperature, and Acclimatization.1. age2. weight3. amount of activity done each dayActivity, Temperature, and Acclimatization (SABC = All of the above)All of the AboveActivityTempAcclimatization
acclimatization is the process in which an individual organism adjusts to a gradual change in its environment, allowing it to maintain performance across a range of environmental conditions.
If an animal adapts, somthing about them permantaly changes. Acclimatization is when an animal changes to suit a particular climate but the changeis not nesserceraly permanant
They both mean the same thing but applicable in different countries. Acclimatization is used in the UK, while acclimation is used in the US. They both mean the process in which an individual organism adapts to it environment.
The correct US spelling is "acclimatization" (UK term acclimation).
Omri Inbar has written: 'Acclimatization to dry and hot environment in young adults and children 8-10 years old' -- subject(s): Acclimatization, Comparative studies, Heat, Physiological effect
Acclimatization typically occurs when the body is exposed to a new environment or change in conditions over a period of time. This allows the body to gradually adjust to the new situation and optimize its physiological responses for better functioning in the new environment.
Acclimatization
An acclimatization society is created in order to increase and diversify the varieties of fauna in a particular region with other animals and plants from all around the world. The first such society was introduced in France in 1954, and ever since, they have become particularly popular in New Zealand.
acclimatization, naturalization, conversion, variation, change, adjustment, transformation, modification, alteration