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Plants have evolved a range of mechanisms to adapt to imbalanced nitrogen conditions.

"Dogs have evolved a range of intricate tricks to follow smells," Jacobs says.

Animals and plants have evolved a range of sub-micron photonic devices comparable to the portfolio of physicists.

Rather, they may have evolved a range of metabolic strategies, much as mammals have (as is illustrated by the differences between sloths and cheetahs, bats and whales, for example).

Landraces are well adapted to local environmental conditions, and have evolved a range of morphological, phenological and physiological mechanisms to efficiently utilize the available water in a dry environment.

For example, there is a member of the gull tribe, the close ancestors of which are water birds, which nests in the trees although it still retains webbed feet ; and the finches have evolved a range of species to exploit the available food supplies, although the shape of their beak, unlike those of most mainland birds, does not always give a precise indication of the food habits of the bird.

True, access fees and telephone call charges remain high in some countries, but unmetered local calls are spreading from America to Europe, and free ISPs are evolving a range of different business models.Too complicated and unreliable?

Recently several evolutionary models of cellular development have been presented, but none have been shown to be able to evolve a range of biological synaptic plasticity regimes.

Furthermore, JG1 also evolves a range of mechanisms adapting the adverse marine environment or multidrug rearing conditions.

The Lepidoptera have, over millions of years, evolved a wide range of wing patterns and coloration ranging from drab moths akin to the related order Trichoptera, to the brightly colored and complex-patterned butterflies.

This is how Yemen's protracted standoff has evolved, into a range of proxy battles.