Sentence examples for evolutionary adaptations from inspiring English sources

Now, it seems, snakes are fighting back with some evolutionary adaptations of their own.

Could the evolutionary adaptations of other animals assist his own endurance?

The sexes never quite converged, though: Schmitt found persistent differences, and thinks those are best explained as evolutionary adaptations.

Because of subsequent evolutionary adaptations, an amazing range of subspecies are found on the islands today.

She is particularly good on his efforts to understand the evolutionary adaptations of orchids, or the behaviour of roots under the earth.

The researchers say the birds' large wingspan and ability to remain aloft are no doubt evolutionary adaptations to the difficulties of finding food.

At first he focused on their ecology, but then became interested in the genetics behind their evolutionary adaptations.

Thus, it is not surprising that some of the most elaborate evolutionary adaptations of an organism are revealed during this period.

The scientists explain the evolutionary adaptations that enable sperm whales to dive to potentially crushing depths, along with other interesting tidbits.

6. Evolution The ScienceTake series reveals surprising and unusual evolutionary adaptations among animals, like thresher sharks, Pallas's long-tongued bats and the dark fishing spider.

A greater understanding of these evolutionary adaptations can facilitate solving some of our modern day problems.