coadapted Antonyms
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Meaning of coadapted
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coadapted (a.)
Adapted one to another; as, coadapted pulp and tooth.
coadapted Sentence Examples
- The flowers and their pollinators have coadapted over generations, ensuring successful reproduction for both.
- The predator and prey species in the ecosystem are coadapted to maintain a delicate balance.
- The symbiotic relationship between the clownfish and sea anemone is a classic example of coadapted organisms.
- These two species of birds have coadapted beak shapes that allow them to access different food sources.
- The coadapted traits of the host plant and its associated fungi facilitate nutrient exchange in the soil.
- In coadapted communities, organisms have evolved specific traits to complement each other's needs.
- The coadapted morphology of the orchid and its pollinator ensures effective pollination.
- Certain fish species have coadapted camouflage patterns that help them blend seamlessly into their surroundings.
- Through natural selection, the flowers and their insect pollinators have become coadapted for mutual benefit.
- The coadapted immune systems of hosts and parasites determine the outcome of their interactions.
FAQs About the word coadapted
Adapted one to another; as, coadapted pulp and tooth.
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No antonyms found.
The flowers and their pollinators have coadapted over generations, ensuring successful reproduction for both.
The predator and prey species in the ecosystem are coadapted to maintain a delicate balance.
The symbiotic relationship between the clownfish and sea anemone is a classic example of coadapted organisms.
These two species of birds have coadapted beak shapes that allow them to access different food sources.
