Variation Notes - Savvas

A difference between individuals in a species passed down from a previous generation.

A similarity between individuals in a species.

A learned behavior in a population.

A temporary change in an individual.

Different fur colors in rabbits

Learning new behaviors

Migration patterns

Seasonal hibernation

Behavioral variations are differences in actions, while physical variations are differences in body structures.

Behavioral variations are differences in body structures, while physical variations are differences in actions.

Both refer to differences in body structures.

Both refer to differences in actions.

In a burnt forest

In a dirty environment

In a beach ecosystem

In a deep cave

Mating calls may not be heard due to noise pollution.

Predators see white animals better in less snowy winters.

Fluffier tails help animals cool in hotter summers.

Animals with white winter fur coats blend in better in snowy winters.

Cities cause increased noise pollution, affecting animals with softer mating calls.

Summers become cooler over time, helping animals with fluffier tails.

Winter becomes colder and snowier, helping animals with white winter fur coats.

Cities become quieter, helping animals with softer mating calls.

Variations increase the chances of survival for some individuals.

Variations always harm the population.

Variations make all individuals identical.

Variations have no effect on populations.