Q.What is Acclimatisation?

Abiotic factors are the non-living physical and chemical components of an environment that shape how organisms function, grow, reproduce, and are distributed. Beyond the major factors treated individually (temperature, light, water, soil), wind, humidity and altitude round out the physical profile of any habitat. Wind, driven by differential heating and the Coriolis effect, disperses pollen and seeds and assists flight but also drives erosion. Humidity, water vapour in the air, is expressed as absolute or relative humidity. Altitude reduces temperature and oxygen density …