Sentence examples for being well adapted to from inspiring English sources

Being well adapted to urban environments and competent for transmission, DENV has become the most important mosquitoborne virus in the neotropics.

The Australian plague locust, Chortoicetes terminifera (Walker), regularly inflicts agricultural damage owing to it being well adapted to climatic and habitat variability and consequently occupying a broad distribution that spans the entirety of the inland of the continent.

However, despite being well adapted to the harsh tropical environment, African zebu and taurine cattle remain poor producers in comparison with exotic breeds raised in the temperate environments (Rege et al., 2001).

Enough individuals need to be released to overcome small-population limiting factors (e.g., environmental and demographic stochasticity, Allee effects), in addition to being well adapted to their environment and able to respond to future selection pressures.

There are fitness benefits to being well adapted to the local environment, so if populations will be permanently housed in captivity, behavioral and physiological adaptations suited to captivity may improve the fitness of captive animals (Woodworth et al. 2002) and thus the probability of long-term captive population persistence.

Accumulation of CH3Hg+ in some invertebrates (copepods) was shown to decrease with decay of the marine algae, Thalassiosira weissflogii; however, CH3Hg+ assimilation in L. plumulosis was not affected, which is thought to be due to this species being well adapted to detrital feeding.

Hippos are well adapted to aquatic life.

The species is well adapted to open grasslands.

Their feet are well adapted to carrying their great weight.

Cork oaks are well adapted to hot, dry weather.

They are well adapted to an aquatic environment.