Why are some long-term acclimatizations difficult to distinguish from adaptations?
A) Acclimatizations may persist even after the individual moves to another environment.
B) After a while, acclimatizations become programmed in the genes.
C) Acclimatizations are biologically almost identical to adaptations.
D) Both acclimatization and genetic adaptations are overrun by cultural adaptation over time.

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Long-term acclimatizations may persist even after an individual moves to another environment, making it difficult to distinguish from adaptations that are genetically programmed and passed on to future generations.

Why Are Some Long-Term Acclimatizations Difficult to Distinguish from Adaptations