Sentence examples for set of adaptations from inspiring English sources
These magical creatures, along with the equally fascinating manatees, dugongs, seals, sea lions, and walrusses, have developed a completely different set of adaptations from their terrestrial ancestors and relatives.
A critical question for the subject is whether a set of adaptations arose once and has simply been retained by all species descended from a common ancestor having those adaptations or whether the adaptations evolved repeatedly because of the same environmental factors.
Every condition has its own set of adaptations that make it uniquely stable in its environment.
Particularly for the early terrestrial biota, a minimum set of adaptations to live subaerially must have included protection against radiation and desiccation effects.
Regarding settlement of the New World, the putative set of adaptations that arose in response to global climate change corresponding to the Last Glacial Maximum and the potentially enormous amount of local adaptations that occurred while the first settlers occupied the virgin environments of the continent are both events that influenced Asian and American populations, respectively.
The kakapo was a very successful species in pre-human New Zealand, and one of the reasons for this was their set of adaptations to effectively avoid predation from native birds of prey, which were their only predators in the past.
It comprises a syntax for adaptivity rules based on a set of adaptation parameters.
Thirdly, a set of adaptation laws is designed to estimate the unknown parameters related to the gas flow rates in the flow fields.
The estimation of the transformation function can be implemented using a single test utterance (or extremely, a very short utterance), without the need of an additional set of adaptation data [3].
A limited set of adaptation experiments indicate that the putative receptor is narrowly tuned.
Increasing lines of evidence have showed that desert plants have evolved a unique complementary set of adaptation and survival strategies throughout the different stages of their life cycles [ 11].
