Sentence examples for had adaptations from inspiring English sources
Those so-called hominids had chimpanzee-size bodies and brains, and they still had adaptations in their limbs for climbing trees.
"As time and history went on," he said, skipping lightly over the eras, including the 1950's lapse into horizontal design with the ranch home, "details of the style evolved, and we had adaptations such as chandeliers, skylights, all kinds of decorative elements, and innovations with the baluster and the handrail".
"Neandertals might have had adaptations to get through the stress of northern winters that moderns could pick up through introgression".
We see that, just like the organisms alive today, all these early species had DNA and reproduced and had adaptations which fit them into their local ecosystems and enabled them to make a living.
But a study published online today in Science shows that the 15-meter-long Spinosaurus (shown in this artist's reconstruction) had adaptations to life both in the water and on land, suggesting that the fierce beast was more of a danger to fish than to any terrestrial creature.
The study also found that theropod skeletons such as those of Tyrannosaurus had adaptations (such as elevated transverse processes in the tail vertebrae) to enable the growth of larger tail muscles and that Tyrannosaurus's tail muscle mass may have been underestimated by over 25 percent and perhaps as much as 45 percent.
By contrast, genomes refactored by only re-organizing wild-type genes had adaptation errors as large as 〈 ξ〉 = 79.8%.
In addition, most terrestrial insects also have adaptations to avoid water loss through respiration and waste elimination.
Often described as living helicopters, hummingbirds have adaptations of musculature, wing shape and metabolism that let them hover in place and make their other unusual flying patterns possible.
It also forms a central water reservoir that has adaptations to attract insects.
Many of these species have adaptations to help in under-water locomotion.
