Subject: What is the difference between a structual and a physiological adaptation?
Date: Sat Jan 4 00:18:29 1997
Posted by: Kim Kohler
Grade level: 4-6
School/Organization: Goetz Middle School
City: Jackson State/Province: NJ
Country: USA
Area of science: Evolution
Message ID: 852358709.Ev
Message:
The text I have differentiates between physiological and structual
adaptations. It gives teeth as an example of stuctual adaptation but
aren't teeth a part of the digestive system? So aren't they a
physiological adaptation also? If there is a difference between these
tow types of adaptations(structual and physiological) could you please
explain it.
Re:What is the difference between a structual and a physiological adaptation?
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