The Physical Environment
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Illustrates some of the ways in which organisms are adapted to their physical environment, and demonstrates how various conditions of the physical environment can be measured. Shows examples of specific adaptations by organisms to particular physical factors in their environments in the distant past as well as the present. Points out that our planet Earth varies in structure and climate, but that practically every part of it is a habitat for some form of life.
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- David Bennett
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Illustrates some of the ways in which organisms are adapted to their physical environment, and demonstrates how various conditions of the physical environment can be measured. Shows examples of specific adaptations by organisms to particular physical factors in their environments in the distant past as well as the present. Points out that our planet Earth varies in structure and climate, but that practically every part of it is a habitat for some form of life., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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- What Is Ecology? 1962
- Distribution Of Plants And Animals 1963
- Population Ecology 1963
- The World of Life about Us--Distribution of Plants and Animals 1963
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- Wikidata · Q123372890 ↗ — country, credits
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