(uh-kly-mih-ty-zay-shun) Physiological adjustment to a change in an environmental factor.

The act of helping an animal to adjust to something or some place foreign to them.

"modification of a living thing to allow it to endure in a foreign climate," 1830, noun of action from acclimate. There is or was a tendency to use this word in reference to animals and plan [..]

The gradual adjustment of the body to new climatic or other environmental conditions, for example, the adjustment to low levels of oxygen at high altitudes.

(Also called acclimation.) The process by which a living organism becomes adapted to a change of climatic environment. There has been a growing amount of research on the acclimatization of man to extr [..]

gradually reducing the light levels to which a plant is exposed

adaptation to a different climate.

1. accommodation to current situations or surroundings. 2. biological alterations that aid in one's capacity to withstand changes in their surroundings.

The process of allowing archival records and other materials to adapt to environmental changes (in temperature, humidity, etc.), especially when removed from cold storage for use at room temperature. [..]

The adaptation of a living organism (plant, animal or micro-organism) to a changed environment that subjects it to physiological stress. Acclimatization should not be confused with adaptation (q.v.). [..]

adjustment to altered environmental conditions.

The physiological adaptation to climatic variations.

(n) adaptation to a new climate (a new temperature or altitude or environment)

The gradual process of becoming physiologically accustomed to high altitude.

The physiological and behavioral adjustments of an organism to changes in its environment.

The physiological and behavioral adjustments of an organism to changes in its environment. Acid: A corrosive solution with a pH less than 7.

Adaptation to a new Environment or to a change in the old.

Adaptation to a new environment or to a change in the old.

Adaptation to a new environment or to a change in the old. (12 Dec 1998)

The process of adapting to abiotic environmental conditions, by phenotypic rather than genetic variation.

The adaptation of an organism to new environmental conditions.