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What is a stimulus and explain how an organism’s ability to respond to a stimulus helps it survive?
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What is a stimulus and explain how an organism’s ability to respond to a stimulus helps it survive?

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A stimulus is the change in the environment that causes a response. Organisms must be able to respond to stimuli so that they can better survive when conditions change.
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