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Both are assumed to be adaptations to help dissipate heat, said Dr. Richard Klein, an archaeologist at Stanford University.

Highly camouflaged, its huge eyes and incredibly long and slender body and limbs are thought to be adaptations to life in the dimly lit boulder fields.

"What we found was that there seem to be adaptations that occur during the running stride that can make wearing shoes metabolically less costly," says Jason R. Franz, a doctoral candidate at the University of Colorado who led the study.

However, when a succession of his poems turn out to be adaptations or loose translations of Petronius, Sappho, Pliny the Elder and Boethius, you may find yourself hankering after an original voice even one as extravagant as Whitman's.There are certain exceptions to this rule.

On each island, the species that co-occur use different parts of the environment — one high in the canopy, another on narrow twigs, a third in the grass and so on — and exhibit anatomical features that appear to be adaptations for where they live.

Two of the projects are said to be adaptations of video games.

There would appear to be adaptation of the recipient toward the graft and the graft toward the recipient.

The first light and dark phases were considered to be adaptation stages; only the second light and dark phases were used to evaluate the data by regression analysis.

Some or all of these traits may be adaptations to help retard water loss.

The vanadium and niobium compounds in ascidian blood may be adaptations to low oxygen levels.

This indicates that polyandrous mating and sperm competition could be adaptations to avoid inbreeding.