Tigriopus Copepods Living in Ocean Tide Pools Are Subject to Frequent

Multiple Choice

Tigriopus copepods living in ocean tide pools are subject to frequent changes in salt concentrations. In response to these drastic changes in salinity, Tigriopus copepods change the amount of amino acids in their bodies, which allows the osmotic potential of their body fluids to match that of the tide pool. This is an example of

A) microhabitat use.
B) acclimation.
C) aestivation.
D) torpor.