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Understanding Adaptations in Organisms: Examples and Key Concepts

This presentation delves into adaptations in plants and animals, focusing on their features and advantages in various environments. It covers adaptations to cold and hot conditions, competitive dynamics among individuals, and the crucial "Three S" factors for survival. Each slide offers engaging hints and prompts for thoughtful reflection. Enhance your revision with printable handouts or easily transferable JPG images. Simplified diagrams will aid in understanding complex concepts. Dive into the fascinating world of adaptations and how organisms thrive.

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Understanding Adaptations in Organisms: Examples and Key Concepts

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  1. B1b Part 1: Adaptations Fill in the Blanks

  2. How This Works • Each slide has a title, but no real content • There may be hints or ideas for you to consider • Try to keep to less than 30 words per slide • Simple, clear diagrams may be useful too

  3. How This Works • When you’re finished, the powerpoint could be printed (choose ‘handouts’ option) to make revision cards • Alternatively, using the ‘save as .jpg’ option means you will have a folder of image files that can be transferred to your phone for revision on the move

  4. Adaptations • Examples should include feature and advantage

  5. Cold Conditions • Think of behaviour as well as physical/ anatomical features

  6. Hot Conditions • What general features are seen? • Consider both plants and animals

  7. Competition • Who do individuals compete with? • Relative or absolute advantage? • Why is chance also a factor!

  8. Three ‘S’ Factors • To be successful, an individual must: Remember these as survival, snacks and sex

  9. Key Words

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