Examples of using Evolved the ability in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Mammals evolved the ability to form relationships.
More than 1,200 animal species have evolved the ability to walk on water.
We evolved the ability to communicate disappointment to teach those around us good manners.
At some point this parasite evolved the ability to infect the liver.
But this toad never evolved the ability to hop for more than an inch and that's nowhere near enough.
In theory it is possible that some microbes have evolved the ability to break down plastics.
Many animals have evolved the ability to produce live young and many of these have evolved something like a placenta.
But a few creatures, like the dragonfish, have evolved the ability to produce red light.
This suggests that dogs have evolved the ability to use their human companions as social support systems in unfamiliar situations.
Instead, they propose that there hasbeen a population boom in microbes that have evolved the ability to biodegrade plastic.
Coli unexpectedly evolved the ability to aerobically metabolize citrate.
Now, as technology has advanced and the markets have evolved, the ability to trade on the go is a must.
Only a few crustacean groups have evolved the ability to live on land, and like amphibians, these terrestrial crustaceans still need water or damp places to live.
Other primates don't display similar behavior,so we know humans evolved the ability at some point, even if scientists can't quite pinpoint when.
Hm... you seem- disappointed.- We evolved the ability to communicate disappointment to teach those around us good manners.
For example, bats and whales are very different animals,but both have evolved the ability to"see" by listening to how sound echoes around them(echolocation).
With our complex brains we have evolved the ability to project the process of consciousness into a completely different dimension.
For example, bats and whales are very different animals,but both have evolved the ability to"see" by listening to how sound echoes around them(echolocation).
Some dragonfish have also evolved the ability to produce a red glow- an unusual color of light for ocean dwellers.
Because nearly every living system has evolved the ability to detect light in one way or another.
Some desert plants also have evolved the ability to store light during the daytime hours but undergo photosynthesis at night to avoid too much water evaporation.
What we find here is that nature has evolved the ability to disarm difficult microbes, instead of killing them.
Fireflies probably originally evolved the ability to light up as a way to ward off predators, but now they mostly use this ability to find mates.
Because of overuse of antibiotics, these bacteria have evolved the ability to withstand attempts to treat infections with drugs that once killed them.
Luckily, our ancestors evolved the ability to do many things without conscious attention.
Populations of digital organisms often evolved the ability to perform complex logic functions requiringthe coordinated execution of many genomic instructions.
Fireflies probably originally evolved the ability to light up as a way to ward off predators, but now they mostly use this ability to find mates.
On the other hand,the seed plants or spermatophytes have evolved the ability to produce seeds and consist of the plants informally called gymnosperms and angiosperms.
But we are finding less than expected-perhaps because living organisms are evolving the ability to break it down.
What advantage did these few plants gain by evolving the ability to catch animals instead of just capturing the sun's energy?