Question

part b - how does this research relate to your biology course? acclimatization (acclimation) and adaptation are two important concepts in biology. a common misconception is that these two terms are synonyms and can be used interchangeably. however, several differences exist between these concepts. sort each description to align with the appropriate concept. hint: watch the short video embedded in the article of steve palumbi explaining the difference between acclimatization and adaptation. acclimatization / acclimation physiological adjustment to change occurs at the level of the individual requires multiple generations adaptation occurs at the level of a population occurs within a single generation genetic change over time reset help

Explanation:

Acclimatization is individual - level, short - term physiological change. Adaptation is population - level, long - term genetic change over generations.

Answer:

Acclimatization: physiological adjustment to change, occurs at the level of the individual, occurs within a single generation.
Adaptation: requires multiple generations, occurs at the level of a population, genetic change over time.