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Some mutations lead to adaptation… When a mutation is beneficial and helps an organism to survive in its environment, the organism has the opportunity to live longer, find a mate, and pass on its good traits to its offspring. How are a zebra’s stripes considered a helpful mutation? A zebra’s stripes allow it to confuse predators when traveling in herds. This allows them to survive another day to pass on their traits during reproduction. © Getting Nerdy, LLC

What is an Adaptation? An adaptation is a characteristic that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its environment. They include structures and behaviors for finding food, a mate, for protection, and for moving from place to place. © Getting Nerdy, LLC

Can you list some adaptations of the animals below? Large ears to hear predators Powerful back legs for jumping long distances Pouch for carrying young until they are able to survive on their own Jaw that can “unhinge” to swallow prey whole Basks in the sun to warm cold-blooded body Can “smell” with it’s tongue Adaptation: behavior or characteristic for survival Have special hairs on their back which they can release when under attack to irritate the eyes and nose of predators Can easily sense vibrations in the ground Have opposable thumbs for grasping items Prehensile tail for hanging from trees Teeth designed for omnivorous diet Trunk used to bathe, drink and wash themselves Large tusks for defense Large feet to distribute body weight and to dig out water holes Has spots that camouflage them from predators and prey alike Teeth designed for meat eating Have special ankle bones that allow them to climb down trees headfirst © Getting Nerdy, LLC

Who figured all of this stuff out? Charles Darwin, studied the characteristics of organisms in the Galapagos Islands and noticed that they were similar to those on nearby South America. He hypothesized that animals came to the Galapagos from the mainland. The environment determined which animals would survive and which would die off. Those adapted to the new environment survived and became different from their mainland relatives. Example: Iguanas & Finches © Getting Nerdy, LLC

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