Because the transverse flute adapted less well to various sizes, it was more often used with other instruments.
In "The Armed Garden and Other Stories," the French artist David B. adapts less well-known, but no less interesting, mythic tales of man and their interactions with god(s).
"There was fan feuding over the roots of the new 'casual' style and Liverpool, the city, had also adapted much less well to the new economic and political realities of the 1980s," he adds.
The theory of evolution by natural selection: that the observed changes in species occur due to selection of well adapted specimens over less well adapted specimens.
Such bioinformatic analyses are not perfect because they are based on coding-sequences from model organisms, e.g. Escherichia coli, and not adapted to less well-known bacterial species.
Spinney discusses how recent studies that had obtained variants from the first wave victims illustrate that the virus had evolved to become better adapted to humans, though less well adapted to birds.
These maps may be used to delineate seed transfer zones or population movement guidelines to ensure that germplasm used in restoration or revegetation is adapted to the site; however, population movement guidelines based on genecology studies assume that local populations are best adapted to local environments and less well adapted as you move to different environments.
For instance, the possibility that local adaptation of focal species becomes less critical when that species' enemies are even less well adapted, suggests the value of an integrated 'evolutionary impact assessments' at the community level.
"Today, if you see French wines losing market share, it's because our products are less well adapted," he said.
Through "the relentless culling" of "the less well adapted," only traits that favor survival -- including increases in brain size and complexity -- are passed along to descendants.
