Early Life Adaptation
Early life experiences can lead to immediate adaptations that benefit individuals rather than future generations, showcasing a fascinating form of plasticity. An intriguing example is seen in field mice, where manipulating light conditions during pregnancy influences the fur density of the pups, preparing them for seasonal temperatures. This highlights the importance of environmental factors over traditional heritability in shaping traits.In this clip
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