Sentence examples for unique adaptations from inspiring English sources

This lifestyle has required them to evolve unique adaptations to cope with the environment's harshness.

OYSTER BAYTheodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center "Rascally Reptiles," meet a variety of reptiles and discover their unique adaptations.

During Camel Days, young visitors can see camels up close, learn about their unique adaptations to desert environments and, yes, climb in the saddle for a brief journey in the spirit of "The Arabian Nights".

The honeyguide appears to exhibit this parasitic behavior in the nests of at least four other species of birds; Dr. Spottiswoode is studying how it has evolved the unique adaptations that allow it to exploit each host species.

The cachalot is the suction-feeding remnant of a lineage of rapacious, predatory whales which were the equivalent of orcas in their ecosystems, and we now know that some of the traits previously thought to be unique adaptations of the living sperm whale are actually many millions of years old.

It can be interesting to catalog unique adaptations (such as the colour bands on coral snakes or the human ability to throw objects over long distances), but evolutionary theorists have a higher goal to uncover common principles underlying those diverse adaptations.

This unique adaptation of C. thermophilum may be another indication that its proteins are better adapted to high temperatures than the other two thermophilic Sordariomycetes.

His unique adaptation of raga forms for the flute reflect his complete mastery of the idiom.

BBC4 will screen a unique adaptation of two of Nottinghamshire novelist DH Lawrence's greatest works – Women in Love and The Rainbow.

This unique adaptation is thought to have been selected through female mate choice, and by the time Homo erectus arrived on the scene, the hominid penis was significantly longer, fatter and more bendy than our ape cousins'.

The odd and rather buck-toothed little dinosaur Epidexipteryx has an unusual type of feather not really seen in any other animal, suggesting perhaps a unique adaptation in this lineage.