Adaptations in Aquatic Habitats
Investigating how plants and animals are specially suited to live in water environments.
Key Questions
- Explain the adaptations that allow fish to breathe underwater.
- Compare the leaf structures of aquatic plants with those of terrestrial plants.
- Predict the challenges faced by an organism not adapted to an aquatic environment if placed there.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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