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What is the function of a penguin's feet?
To walk, to propel in swimming, and to help keep warm and incubate their eggs.
How is the beak of an emperor penguin an adaptation?
It uses it to catch food and feed young.
What adaptation does the emperor penguin have to help it catch food and NOT be eaten?
sliding into water
What is secondary adaptation?
A secondary adaptation is a trait that originated as a by-product (i.e., served no function of it's own, but accompanied an adaptation), but was shaped over time by natural selection to serve it's own unique function.
What is the function of a penguin flipper?
To hold its testicals
What is the function of the penguin's feet?
To walk, to propel in swimming, and to help keep warm and incubate their eggs.
What is the function of the penguin feet?
To walk, to propel in swimming, and to help keep warm and incubate their eggs.
What is the function of a penguin's feet?
To walk, to propel in swimming, and to help keep warm and incubate their eggs.
What the function of a penguin feet?
To walk, to propel in swimming, and to help keep warm and incubate their eggs.
What are the feet of a penguin called?
Penguin feet
What penguin hops on both feet?
this penguin hops on both feet
What are non examoles of adaptation?
an adaptation is when say a penguin goes for a swim its adaption is its flippers because it helps it swim
Can a penguin jump?
penguin
How are structure and function related to adaptation?
Both structure and function are related to adaptation because they both may change to help an organism survive.
Do mollusks have adaptation for there feet?
yes
What is the function and adaptation of elodea cells?
yes
What kind of bird has feet like a penguin?
A penguin! I'm kidding. A puffin very closely resembles a penguin, but can't swim as well.
