Laboratory rats are not quite the simple, convenient models they are sometimes taken for; although very adaptable, they are complex mammals existing in an environment they are not evolutionarily adapted for.
The theme of optimal eating for our very adaptable, and natively omnivorous species is more than amply wide to allow for customization, whether at the level of individual, or culture.
It wasn't even strictly a music venue, there was a theatre, a cafe bar; it was an arts venue, a very adaptable space for all kinds of events.
However, he says, "these animals have been successful for a long time and are very adaptable".
One essential quality for plant collectors is to "be very adaptable to changing situations, because whenever you're in the field, you're constantly having to reappraise things, and if you're very set in your ways,... then you're just going to get very uptight," Watson says.
Microorganisms including bacteria are the main reason for biofouling and since bacteria is very adaptable, it is capable of colonizing almost any surface at extreme conditions such as temperatures from −12 to 110 °C and pH values between 0.5 and 13 (Qureshi et al. 2013).
"A very adaptable body part, the thigh, for euphemistic purposes," notes Matthew Clapham.
If your pH ranges are above or below, Ask the staff at your local aquarium for advise.#* Remember that fish are very adaptable.
"Al-Shabaab is very adaptable, and this is very typical for insurgencies.
"Most universities today are unprepared for the changes society requires, they are not versatile or very adaptable," he says.
I've known Mo for a long time and he's a very easy-going character who is very adaptable; Alberto has always said he is very coachable.
