Sentence examples for dietary adaptations from inspiring English sources

Dietary adaptations clearly played an important role in shaping their evolutionary history.

The composition of the Canyars ungulate community and its dietary adaptations clearly reveals some particularity of the HE4 in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula.

A combined approach of dental microwear and mesowear was used to characterize the dietary adaptations of Middle Miocene ruminants from central Spain.

During the Heinrich Event 4 (HE4, between 39 and 40 kyr B.P ., the dietary adaptations of ungulates to grazing dominated the community, and included horses, as well as some red deer, aurochs, and ibex.

Indeed, major evolutionary events separating humans from NHPs probably are centered on dietary adaptations [6] [7].

Consequently, these anatomical and dietary adaptations indicate that spider monkeys would be unlikely to engage in many behaviors relating to extractive foraging or tool use.

"If enamel thickness and jaw robusticity are any indications of dietary adaptation," Haile-Selassie says, then A. deyiremeda "was probably adapted to harder, tougher, and more abrasive dietary resources," such as tough plants and grasses, than Lucy's species.

And indeed, analysis of carbon isotope ratios in wombat teeth reflected the same dietary adaptation and timing as the emus.

These results indicated that a 5-day dietary adaptation is insufficient to alter EPOC or the metabolic responses assessed at rest and during exercise.

After a 14-day dietary adaptation period, urine and faeces were collected from 24 boars (four boars per treatment, 61 kg initial live weight), housed in metabolism crates.

Eight lactating dairy cows were fed in a replicated 4 × 4 Latin square design with 28-d periods (20 d of dietary adaptation and 8 d of measurements).