Environment & Ecology · Adaptations in Organisms
How do human populations living at high altitudes, such as in Tibet, demonstrate physiological adaptation to survive in thin air?
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- 1Through a behavioral migration to lower altitudes during winter months
- 2By exhibiting an increased production of red blood cells to allow efficient oxygen transport✓
- 3By possessing a thicker white fur coat that provides camouflage in snowy environments
- 4By retaining water for long periods and emerging only after heavy rains
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By exhibiting an increased production of red blood cells to allow efficient oxygen transport
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