Sentence examples for adapted to temperature from inspiring English sources

The animal population of Nevada includes those species that are best adapted to temperature extremes and to lack of moisture.

The three mountains in our study system where RMR was lower in individuals from high-altitudes (although the difference was very small for individuals from LAW) have been shown to be locally adapted to temperature parameters, with larval period decreasing and growth rate increasing at high-altitude [ 40].

Larvae of the two mudprawn lineages may be adapted to temperature regimes characteristic of each biogeographic province, which in nearshore regions range from around 14 to 22°C in the warm-temperate province [ 27] and from around 20 to >26°C in the subtropical province [ 28].

For example, northern populations are adapted to temperature-controlled delayed bud-burst in spring (Luquez et al. 2008) and photoperiod-sensitive bud-set in autumn (Way and Montgomery 2015) to avoid cold damage (Howe et al. 2003).

Some strains are adapted to temperatures closer to 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius), while others thrive best at temperatures closer to 130 degrees Fahrenheit (55 degrees Celsius).

Populations of Tigriopsis spp. from northern locations failed to adapt to temperature stress in 10 generations of adaptation.

He draped his 5-foot-8, 155-pound frame in layers of cotton, the better to adapt to temperature changes without adding much weight.

The concept of a fully passive shunt adapting to temperature variations is hence validated.

Almost all animals, including insects, need to adapt to temperature fluctuations.

Temperature dynamics in natural environments therefore force microorganisms to continually adapt to temperature changes.

In contrast, medaka fast muscle exhibits high plasticity to adapt to temperature fluctuations by changing MYH expression [ 18, 31].