Climatic adaptation
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Climate adaptation refers to specific adaptations in a living organism that develop in response to changes in climate and habitat. Such adaptations could include physical changes, such as skin or fur color and composition changes, or the adaptations could be behavioral, such as burrowing into the ground or spending more time in water.
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- Evolution
- Climate change
- Safecoast Knowledge exchange on coastal flooding and climate change in the North Sea region
- Melanism, in relation to "industrial melanism"
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