This list is not meant to be an exhaustive inventory of wildlife-hosts associated with H. longicornis; most definitely, it does not include every species with which H. longicornis may be associated across its native range, but it is indicative that this tick are likely to adapt to many types of wildlife hosts in North America, given its broad host adaptive capacity in its native range.
Lindh seems likely to adapt well to prison, however.
"The natives themselves are also likely to adapt," Dr. Sax added.
I don't think I have that kind of pride; I'd be more likely to adapt to my environment the way Rebecca does.
Households are less likely to adapt their cuisines to local preferences when the husband, rather than the wife, is a migrant.
We found six motivational types, from most to least likely to adapt, named: Aspirational Innovators, Conscientious, Copy Cats, Incentive-centric, Well Settled, and Change Resistant.
Farm households are likely to adapt to the invaded environment as they have a history of interacting with invasive plants and can commoditise them through appropriate intervention.
Near-surface ground temperatures are strongly coupled with average atmospheric conditions, and are likely to adapt to prevailing climate conditions within a few years35.
One common answer is that countries should only admit the right kind of immigrants, those who will be most likely to adapt to the host society's norms.
Adults, it is believed, are somewhat less vulnerable to nicotine poisoning, better able to understand the dangers of tobacco harvesting, and more likely to adapt to those risks.
Navalny, a natural grassroots organizer, also seems to be a fast learner, and he is likely to adapt his ideology once the dominant political framework shifts.
