As medical schools worldwide adapted PBL into their curricula, variants arose depending on the school they modeled upon, staff preference and local constraints.
One key step in the evolution of Euthyneura was the invasion of freshwater and terrestrial habitats by Pulmonata resulting in a multitude of taxa worldwide adapted to these habitats.
The Moomins are a landmark of Scandinavian literature, but they're also an international phenomenon, having been translated worldwide and adapted into various formats (including the recent Moomins On the Riviera film).
He added that in research being led by the JIC, scientists would seek to identify "lost" diversity and valuable traits from wild wheat and other grasses, from primitive varieties adapted to different conditions worldwide and from commercial bread wheat.
These promising results are a first step toward the potential use of the model as a support tool to design sunflower ideotypes adapted to the current worldwide ecological and economical challenges and to assist the breeding procedure.
Dogs are the most successful canids, adapted to human habitation worldwide.
The faunas and floras of the Early Jurassic were similar worldwide, with conifers adapted for hot weather becoming the common plants, and prosauropods and basal theropods the main constituents of a worldwide dinosaur fauna.
While in St . Louisreporting out Monday's article on how zoos are struggling to adapt to the worldwide extinction crisis, I met Fidget and Shadow, a pair of Humboldt penguins.
She has written seven books, the most famous of which, Girl with a Pearl Earring (1999), has sold 4 million copies worldwide and was adapted into a film starring Colin Firth and Scarlett Johansson.
