The glyptosternoid fishes are extremely well adapted to the rapidly flowing water environment and possess a series of adaptive structures, including a depressed body and head, horizontally inserted pectoral and ventral fins, and an adhesive apparatus on their paired fins, which are suited for this environment (Guo et al. 2005; Peng et al. 2006).
Their sets of grinding teeth and cheek pouches were extremely well adapted to browsing on vegetation.
"The mosquito is extremely well adapted to our urban environment," says Ribeiro pointing to the blue water tanks which are a common sight on rooftops around the city.
Because many pigeons are extremely well adapted to grain eating and grazing habits, some conflict with the agricultural activities of humans and are considered pests.
"Domestic Internet products are extremely well adapted to the Chinese market, but they are way out of place for global users".
What both Florida and New Labour refused to recognise was that the "creative class" was nothing but a descriptor for a loosely-connected group of workers whose mode of working is extremely well adapted to the demands of post-Fordist flexible capital accumulation.
E. granulosus is extremely well adapted to its definitive host: it can reside in the dog gut for long periods without causing any apparent damage; the dog, in turn, usually develops an immune response that has little effect on the parasite [2], [3].
It therefore appears that the cerebral circulation is extremely well adapted to protect the brain from over perfusion due to elevations in blood pressure with exercise.
The glyptosternoid fishes distributed in the rivers of the Tibetan Plateau and peripheral regions are extremely well adapted to high altitude.
Any species that can profit from agricultural expansion must be extremely well adapted in a sense, preadapted to such conditions and is likely to achieve pest status.
You must be extremely well organised.
