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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...
- from
Burbank Films as part of the studio's
series of
Charles ****ens
adaptations from 1982 to 1985. It was
originally broadcast in 1982
through the Australian...
- big success. In the
adaptation of The X-Files to film,
greater effects and a
longer plotline were involved. Additionally,
adaptations of
television shows...
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short stories. The most
celebrated of the
early adaptations is
Erich von Stroheim's Greed, a 1924
adaptation of the 1899
novel McTeague by
naturalist writer...
- in fact,
always adaptations built by
natural selection for
their functional role. This
position is
called "empirical
adaptationism" by Godfrey-Smith...
- stage, screen, radio,
board games and
video games.
Several of
these adaptations have
received critical recognition of
their own,
including a
video game...
- Lear: A
close study of the
relationship between text and film.
Screen Adaptations. A&C Black. ISBNÂ 9781408144015. "Thailand bans
Macbeth film Shakespeare...
- game
adaptations in the 21st century,
particularly Resident Evil
series and
Monster Hunter.
Similar to
comic book-based
films in the past,
adaptations tended...
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derivatives in
modern literature. For more than a century,
dramatic adaptations, reprints,
unofficial sequels, films, and TV
versions of
Pride and Prejudice...
- comics, games, and
other media. Baum was
responsible for many
early adaptations,
including the 1902
musical The
Wizard of Oz,
which was an
enormous success...
