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Structural adaptations are
physical features of an organism, such as shape, body covering, armament, and
internal organization.
Behavioural adaptations are inherited...
- in fact,
always adaptations built by
natural selection for
their functional role. This
position is
called "empirical
adaptationism" by Godfrey-Smith...
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around 20 film
adaptations to date.
Another frequently adapted novel is Mary S****ey's Frankenstein,
which has over 60 film
adaptations, the most notable...
- a film
adaptation,
changing the
context of
factors such as
audience or genre. One
aspect that is
usually considered for
analyzing adaptations is the fidelity...
- This is a list of
adaptations of Anna Karenina, the 1877
novel by Leo Tolstoy. 1992:
Helen Edmundson's
adaptation was
produced by
Shared Experience for...
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Filmmakers and
others have made many
adaptations of The
Jungle Book
stories by
Rudyard Kipling. The stories,
inspired by Kipling's life in India, were...
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psychological adaptations, in much the same way that it
generated humans'
anatomical and
physiological adaptations. As with
adaptations in general, psychological...
- wildfire-prone
ecosystems often survive through adaptations to
their local fire regime. Such
adaptations include physical protection against heat, increased...
- Lear: A
close study of the
relationship between text and film.
Screen Adaptations. A&C Black. ISBNÂ 9781408144015. "Thailand bans
Macbeth film Shakespeare...
- in BBC2's
Theatre 625
anthology series as part of a
season of
Orwell adaptations sub-titled The
World of
George Orwell, on 28
November 1965. Long believed...
