well-adapted

British  

adjective

1. having been made or adjusted to fit suitably into an environment, situation, etc

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Example Sentences

It appeared well-adapted, at first.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We can also look at what tree species that are there and how well-adapted they are to future climate change.”

From Los Angeles Times

This makes it well-adapted to hide within the white leaves of its sea pen host.

From Science Daily

Nevertheless, scientists believe it's only a matter of time, or time plus opportunity for the virus to evolve the necessary mutations — before a version that is well-adapted to humans begins to show human-to-human infection in a sustained way.

From Salon

“This species is really well-adapted to take food and convert that into new baby rats that are scampering around your neighborhood,” said Jonathan Richardson, a biologist at the University of Richmond who studies wildlife in cities and their impact on human health.

From Los Angeles Times