Sentence examples for adaptations necessary from inspiring English sources

Whenever an environment changed, those organisms that already had the adaptations necessary to survive would do so, whereas those lacking appropriate adaptations would not.

It gives examples of the organisms living in early terrestrial communities and then outlines a suite of adaptations necessary for survival in harsh terrestrial environments.

In addition, they technically underpin the site negotiations, examining the impact of design adaptations necessary or beneficial at a particular site.

The authors speculate that perhaps the very deepest points in the ocean have opened up faster than fish have been able to develop the adaptations necessary to invade that space.

Either way, in a pattern to be repeated often in the history of life, cells already armed with the adaptations necessary to take on life's new and diverse challenges escaped the increasingly hostile, ironclad prisons of the hydrothermal vents and found a world free for the taking, at least temporarily.

Whenever an environment changes, the fittest organisms in the old environment might not survive at all in the new, whereas some of the merely adequate in the old environment might have the adaptations necessary to survive, and even flourish, in the new one.

Furthermore, differences among TRs, device constraints, and user preferences make the content adaptation necessary in the CASSF.

Remarkably, by the third day I had made the emotional adaptation necessary to avoid falling into dysfunctional distress.

The fish's hyomandibula bone in the hyoid region behind the gills diminished in size and became the stapes of the amphibian ear, an adaptation necessary for hearing on dry land.

Its regulation in this experimental system may represent part of the nutritional adaptation necessary to acquire inorganic phosphorous from the growth medium after emergence from iDC rather than indicating a strict starvation response since the growth medium was nutrient replete.

Does this simply reflect the close evolutionary relationship of these species or was this an ancestral adaptation necessary to the lifestyle of all ants?