Sentence examples for have adaptations from inspiring English sources

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.

Birds such as the hummingbirds of South and Central America and the flower-peckers of Asia have adaptations that allow them to sip nectar from flowers.

The vast majority of sedges are wind-pollinated and have adaptations reflecting this fact, including abundant pollen production, nonsticky pollen, exserted anthers, and open inflorescences.

Humans who live in mountainous regions, however, can become acclimatized to the lowered availability of oxygen, and certain animals such as llamas have adaptations of the blood that allow them to live at high altitudes.

Hermaphroditic animals (those in which both male and female gonads are borne on one individual) are rarely capable of self-fertilization, since many such species have adaptations encouraging cross-fertilization.

Fifteen states have adaptation plans "and another dozen are really thinking hard about it".

Animals have adaptation and survival strategies for the wetter regime.

"Neandertals might have had adaptations to get through the stress of northern winters that moderns could pick up through introgression".

It also forms a central water reservoir that has adaptations to attract insects.

By contrast, genomes refactored by only re-organizing wild-type genes had adaptation errors as large as 〈 ξ〉 = 79.8%.