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To Acclimate. To adjust to new conditions or an environment. An example of acclimation is the adjustment of your reptile to get used to its new conditions and environment.
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phenotypic adaptation to environmental fluctuations; the gradual and reversible adjustment of physiology or morphology as a result of changing environmental conditions
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The adjustment of a species to slowly changing conditions in an ecosystem, such as temperature. See also threshold effect.
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| acclimatization to heat |
The adjustment of an organism to heat in the environment. Exposure to high environmental temperature requires a period of adjustment in order for the body to function efficiently. The amount of time required depends on th
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Change that occurs in an organism to allow it to tolerate a new environment.
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