Adaptations in Cold Environments
Students will investigate the adaptations of plants and animals to survive in harsh cold environments.
Key Questions
- Analyze the physiological adaptations that allow Arctic animals to survive sub-zero temperatures.
- Explain how plant life cycles are compressed to thrive in short Arctic summers.
- Differentiate between the survival strategies of flora and fauna in tundra versus polar ice caps.
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