Adaptation of Physiology

Physiological adaptation is a way to regulate life in accordance with the

environment through the function of work on organs, with a goal that can survive.
This type of adaptation is quite difficult to see, because it only occurs on the inside
of the body. There is a physiological adaptation that is reversible or can return to
initial conditions. For example, the human eye can adjust to the intensity of the
light it receives. When in a dark place, our pupils will open wide. Conversely in a
bright place, our pupils will be narrowed. Widening or narrowing of the pupil of
the eye is an attempt to regulate the intensity of light.

Culture Adaptation
cultural adaptation is cultural adaptation is a way of human adaptation to changes
in socio-cultural talents, for example in rural areas usually when giving birth using
the services of a dukun beranak, but after the development of technology rural
began to use the services of a midwife to check the nutrition of the baby and assist
in childbirth