Tibetans' physiological adaptations make them less likely to suffer from (1 point)

Question

• altitude sickness.
• blood clots.
• pulmonary hypertension (or high blood pressure).
• heart attacks.

Answer 1

Tibetans' physiological adaptations make them less likely to suffer from altitude sickness. These adaptations include a unique set of physiological traits that allow them to thrive in high-altitude environments, such as increased lung capacity and more efficient oxygen utilization.