Sentence examples for have well adapted from inspiring English sources

The gut microbiota of this herbivore, therefore, may not have well adapted to its highly fibrous diet, suggesting a potential link with its poor digestive efficiency.

Nevertheless, several species have well adapted to these harsh living challenges.

These fishes are the only taxon within the most successful family Cyprinidae that have well adapted to the hostile environment of the Tibetan Plateau (He et al. 2004).

As the underlying mechanisms of the disease are apparent since birth, one can speculate that they have well adapted to their deficits in skill acquisition on a behavioral level, relevant in daily life.

Despite the fact that there were only 11 ancestral founders, however, the Père David's deer has successfully passed through the genetic bottleneck of inbreeding, and has well adapted to the vast open parklands of the English country estate where they have been housed since 1894 [23].

Up-regulation of P transporters in root tissue of the P-inefficient rice cultivar 'Nipponbare' occurred at similar levels to those observed in the P-efficient NIL6-4 under P deficiency (Pariasca-Tanaka et al., 2009), suggesting that even cultivars that are poorly adapted to P-deficiency have well-adapted P transporters in roots.

These species have well-adapted different agro-ecological zones around the globe from Asia to Africa to Europe (Zhang et al. 2015).

The pterosaur wing appears to have been well adapted to flight.

Sucking lice feed exclusively on blood and have mouthparts well adapted for this purpose.

They are often found feeding on the grasses of the inland marsh and have become well adapted since their arrival to the shore.

That azhdarchids appear to have wings well adapted for flight in terrestrial environments correlates well with the regular occurrence of azhdarchid fossils in terrestrial strata.