This document defines an adaptation as a feature that helps an organism survive in its environment, outlining three main types: structural, behavioral, and functional. It provides two examples of structural adaptations - long, powerful legs that allow green tree frogs to jump long distances and catch prey fast, and a hard, shiny seed coating that prevents golden grove wattle seeds from growing until conditions improve. The purpose of the document is to explain what adaptations are and provide short examples.

1. Adaptations
By Chloe

2. What is an Adaptation?
• An adaptation, is a feature which helps an organism survive in
it environment.
• There are 3 main types of adaptations:
• Structural – focusing on an organisms size, shape and structure.
• Behavioural – the way in which an organism acts
• Functional – the chemical process of an organism

3. Green Tree Frog
Type of Adaption: Structural
Adaptation: Long, Powerful Legs
How the adaptation helps it to survive:
The long powerful legs of the Green Tree frog, help the frog
to jump long/high distances, and pounce of prey fast.

4. The Golden Grove Wattle
Type of Adaption: Structural
Adaptation: The seeds of the wattle have a coating which is
hard and shiny. This coating must be degraded before the
seed will start to grow.
How the adaptation helps it to survive:
This adaptation helps the Golden Grove Wattle to survive,
by allowing the seed to not grow, until conditions for
growing improve.

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