Question

1. the ability of an organism to respond to environmental changes is an example of: (5 points) *

camouflage
adaptation
migration
mimicry

1. which adaptation allows a species to thrive in an aquatic environment? (5 points) *

tails for swimming
wings for flight
strong lungs
thick fur

Explanation:

1. Adaptation is the process by which organisms adjust to environmental changes for survival. Camouflage is a form of appearance - based adaptation, migration is movement in response to environmental cues, and mimicry is imitating another organism. But the general ability to respond to environmental changes is adaptation.
2. Tails for swimming are an adaptation that helps species move and thrive in water. Wings are for flight in air, strong lungs are useful for air - breathing organisms in various environments, and thick fur is for insulation in cold environments.

Answer:

1. Adaptation
2. Tails for swimming