Sentences with COADAPTED
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"The coadapted species have evolved together and depend on each other for survival."
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"The coadapted traits of the two organisms allow them to live in harmony."
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"The coadapted relationships in this ecosystem contribute to its stability."
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"The coadapted population shows high levels of genetic diversity."
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"Their coadapted behavior ensures their mutual success in hunting."
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"The coadapted plants and pollinators have a specialized symbiotic relationship."
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"The coadapted nature of the prey and predator enables an ongoing evolutionary arms race."
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"The coadapted fish species have evolved similar swimming patterns."
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"The two species have coadapted over thousands of years."
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"The plants and the insects have coadapted in order to ensure pollination."
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"The predator and the prey have coadapted to increase their chances of survival."
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"The feathers of birds are coadapted to provide insulation and enable flight."
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"Certain bacteria have coadapted to live in symbiosis with plants."
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"The flowers and the bees have coadapted to establish a mutually beneficial relationship."
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"The eyes and the brain have coadapted to process visual information efficiently."
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"The different parts of the ecosystem have coadapted to maintain a delicate balance."
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"The immune system and pathogens have coadapted in an ongoing arms race."
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"The structure of the human hand is coadapted for precision gripping and manipulating objects."
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"The symbiotic fungi and the tree roots have coadapted to exchange nutrients."
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"The male and female reproductive systems have coadapted to enable successful fertilization."
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"The predator's hunting strategy and the prey's defense mechanisms have coadapted."
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"Certain bacteria in the human gut have coadapted to aid in digestion."
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"The camouflage patterns on some animals are coadapted to blend with their surroundings."
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"The shape of the flower and the length of the bird's beak are coadapted for pollination."
