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What does structual adaptation mean?

What does structual adaptation mean?
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What does structual adaptation mean?

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Answer:Structural adaptations are the physical features of a living thing or organism that help it survive.

A structural adaptation also affects how the creatures eat, move, or even how it protects itself from predators or dangers.


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I know this one!!!! Structural adaptation is a physical feature of an organism. Example: the bill on a bird or the fur of a bear. Hope that helped!!! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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