Adaptions

Carnivorans have had this arrangement for over 60 million years with many adaptions, and these dental adaptions help identify carnivoran species and groupings of species.

Barrymore brings a stubborn charm to the classic character conveying a slightly assertive tone and adding a realistic quality that doesn't exist in most Cinderella adaptions.

Past cinematic adaptions of anime, such as Avatar: The Last Airbender, have been highly criticized for how distanced they were from their animated counterparts.

Most shows that are video game adaptions don’t make it past the first season let alone the first episode if there’s enough criticism but Fallout doesn’t fall out with its video game counterpart.

Rebooting the live-action adaptions of the long-running beat-em-up videogame franchise, is an R-rated bloodbath that doesn’t pull any punches.

Collins signed a contract in October 2015 for the film rights for her “Flower Shop Mysteries” book series and the production company began filming cable TV adaptions shortly thereafter in Canada, with Collins on the set as a consultant.

Ian Rankin says he has never watched any of the television adaptions of his famously brooding, heavy drinking, loner detective because he didn’t want the actors’ faces replacing how he envisaged Rebus in his head.

The couple's friends and neighbours are trying to raise £30,000 on to pay for the extra care and home adaptions Faisal will need.

At last in 1838 William Macready at Covent Garden performed Shakespeare's version, freed from Tate's adaptions.

Both of these historical adaptions of Laffite's life are by the author Aya Katz.

Dobson and Taylor, 1997,"Rhymes of Robin Hood" page 47 These broadside ballads were in some cases newly fabricated but were mostly adaptions of the older verse narratives.

Evolutionary psychology emphasizes that, for humans, neural mechanisms evolved in an ancestral environment that differed from the current environment whereas animal sociobiologists look at animal adaptions to the current environment.

Individual selection acts at the level of the individual, in the sense that adaptions are ‘for’ the benefit of the individual, and result from selection among individuals.

Meanwhile, low genetic diversity (see inbreeding and population bottlenecks ) reduces the range of adaptions possible.