Leaves that hold water
The absence of sweat glands, and the concentration of urine are physical adaptations made by desert animals.
Ability to live with little water
deep root systems are good in areas with a well drained and airated soil. probably a place with rocks or sand for quick drainge mixed with some organic matter to soak up moister and very coarse soil for good air circulation.
the organism act in response to their environment
its adaptation help keep animals from pecking or human picking at it.
Fleshy leaves and thick surface layers help in keeping water inside the plant, preventing it from drying out. The cactus is an extreme example of this adaptation, made to survive in arid environments.
Mutations are changes in the DNA of an organism. If these mutations help an organism survive in its environment, it would be considered an adaption.
Size reduction.
Large leaves.
wow It is to help them be protected form preditors in the desert.
The desert usually has sparse plant life that would help hold soil in place.
d.) Large leaves to absorb the sunlight. a. Long root system b. The ability to store water in the stems c. Little or no leaves d. Large leaves to absorb the sunlight.
Some desert plants secrete a waxy coating to help slow or prevent water loss.
their butts help them walk
Well developed root system
Coyotes help control the populations of small plant-eating animals such as mice, rats, squirrels and rabbits that would, otherwise, rapidly destroy the plant life of a desert. Also, by controlling rodents, they help control many diseases spread by these animals. They are a very beneficial animal.
shallow, fibrous roots
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deep root systems are good in areas with a well drained and airated soil. probably a place with rocks or sand for quick drainge mixed with some organic matter to soak up moister and very coarse soil for good air circulation.