feeding adaptation造句

• Such a feeding adaptation has thus developed independently three times among the dinosaurs.
• A herbivore s diet often shapes its feeding adaptations.
• The Queensland lungfish exhibits the most primitive version of these biomechanical feeding adaptations and behaviors.
• Rather, that feature evolved as a feeding adaptation.
• Some of these species exploited the grazing niche . " Hispanotherium ", " Chilotherium " and " Teleoceras " " show a clear tendency to hypsodonty, and a grazing feeding adaptation has usually been attributed to them ".
• Sereno and Jeffrey A . Wilson provided the first detailed description of the skull and feeding adaptations in 2005 . " Nigersaurus " was dubbed a " Mesozoic cow " in the press, and Sereno stressed that it was the most unusual dinosaur he had ever seen.
• "Makaracetus " is unique among archaeocetes in its feeding adaptations; its proboscis and the hypertrophied facial muscles . " Makaracetus "'unique features even lead to propose a new classification of Protocidae based on the degree of their aquatic adaptation; with " Makarcetus " alone in the subfamily Makaracetinae.
• If feeding ecology could have such profound effects on the shape of the anterior dentition, then convergent evolution might explain the similarities seen between the compressed lower incisors of the lemuriform toothcomb and the exudate feeding adaptations in the genus " Callithrix " ( a type of marmoset ).
• Specifically " C . frondosa " were shown to have this feeding adaptation, and feed only in the spring ( March to April ) when the day length, water temperature, and chlorophyll concentration began to increase A combination of these environmental cues is accountable for the feeding of " C . frondosa " because just one of them is not enough to trigger the animal to start eating.