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Old 17 May 2009, 8:53 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: environment--->changes within a species??

Unfortunately I'm not really an expert on Australian wildlife (well not yet anyway. Maybe when I finish my degree though, hehe.) I can actually think of quite a few other adaptations the kangaroo has for Australia's climate, but they'd all be related to the 'physical changes' bit, not the other two.

I also have a kind of epic amount of uni work right at the moment, which is really annoying So I'm sorry I can't really help out much more right now, I kind of don't have the time. But yeah, just try looking at desert species, especially mammals etc. And maybe plants, even though they're pretty boring.

Sorry I can't really help much more! If I think of something I'll post it though. Just tell your teacher that he/she made it too hard
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