Sentence examples for morphological adaptations that from inspiring English sources

Behavioral variation is often accompanied by morphological adaptations that increase the efficiency of a given tactic.

In that context, annelid feeding may have primed the development of physiological, biochemical, behavioral, and morphological adaptations that would enable mosquitoes to eventually circumvent barriers to blood feeding from diverse vertebrate hosts, ultimately leading to the tremendous human health impacts caused by pathogen transmission in modern mosquitoes.

Within this complexity, however, scolytines display some generalities that arise from reproducing within plants, such as sophisticated host location systems, morphological adaptations that facilitate tunneling, advanced communication systems that provide very specific information about plants, and close associations with microbial symbionts.

The strict definition requires that a plant must possess morphological adaptations that attract prey through scent or visual cues, capture and retain prey (i.e. the waxy scales of Brocchinia reducta or downward facing hairs of Heliamphora prevent escape), digest the dead prey through enzymes produced by the plant, and absorb the products of digestion through specialized structures.

The "four-eyed" fish Anableps anableps has numerous morphological adaptations that enable above and below-water vision.

It can jump out of water to catch flying insects, but also feeds on floating material and diatoms in riverbank mud [2]. A. anableps eyes have morphological adaptations that allow for simultaneous vision above and below water.

Well-adapted plants, such as many wetland species, also display morphological and growth adaptations that enable them to deal with flooding stress over the longer term.

Natural selection places a premium on the evolution of those physiological, morphological, and behavioral adaptations that will increase the efficiency of the exchange of genetic materials between individuals.

Additionally, he examines the behavioral, morphological, and physiological adaptations that allow individuals to cope with environmental uncertainty not just in social species, but in all animals that experience unpredictable environments.

The expansion of the Prosopis genus from the Chaco region towards drier and colder areas would involve several morphological and physiological adaptations that allow these species to occupy different ecological niches.

Aquatic plants exhibit a wide variety of morphological and physiological adaptations that allow them to survive, compete and diversify in these environments.