unadapted

But these “unadapted” starlings did likewise, suggesting the behaviors are either innate or result from how the density of water limits how they can move, Lapsansky says.

Galvez told Gabriel Janer Manila, the anthropologist, that he was at first utterly “unadapted to social norms”, seemingly immune to the cold, and walked with the hunched, bow-legged gait of a monkey.

Sam’s menu skews to the spring rolls and noodles that Americans favor, but Lee susses out a profoundly unadapted mudfish sauce that, although it makes him gag, earns the cook’s trust.

The beetles have begun to make their home in what scientists call 'naïve', or unadapted species of pines, said Lindgren.

Herein, amidst much fantastic speculation, would appear to be the germ of the modern theory that the unadapted become extinct, and that only the adapted survive.