BIOLOGY 2E
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Chapter 33, Problem 27RQ
Which of the following is not true about acclimatization?
- Acclimatization allows animals to compensate for changes in their environment
- Acclimatization improves function in a new environment
- Acclimatization occurs when an animal tries to reestablish a homeostatic set point
- Acclimatization is passed on to offspring of acclimated individuals.
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Chapter 33 Solutions
BIOLOGY 2E
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