Penguins, on the other hand, have retained the keel, but it has evolved to accommodate the birds' flightless aquatic existence.
Still, as Americans have become bigger and bigger (though not necessarily taller), sizing has evolved to accommodate the shift.
What makes the house modern — Warholian, even — is how it evolved to accommodate the artist's singular mania for collecting, in particular the antique Islamic tiles he and his purchasing agents ransacked the Middle East to acquire in the middle of the 19th century.
We aim here, using lamprey, to elucidate the basal ganglia circuitry in the phylogenetically oldest group of vertebrates (cyclostomes) and determine how this selection architecture evolved to accommodate the increased behavioral repertoires of advanced vertebrates.
While our travel style has evolved to accommodate the whole family, we have not sacrificed our need to explore and we continue to create incredible travel memories.
Since instruments were involved in collaborations of a much larger scale, their designs had to evolve to accommodate the demands of the orchestra.
It appeared this arrangement had evolved to accommodate the needs of the latter contributor, who, it seemed, found meetings difficult.
Our data support the idea that ADP-Glc PPases evolved to accommodate the regulatory properties for particular metabolic scenarios operating in different organisms.
The observed differences may have evolved to accommodate the major bacteriophage coat protein Gp23, which, at approximately 56,000 Da, is at the upper limit for the cavity of the GroEL GroES complex.
A variety of immune cells circulate in the body and a large set of SNARE proteins has evolved to accommodate the protein transport needs of these distinct populations of immune cells.
