Prey populations colonizing new environments should quickly become locally adapted, otherwise low population fitness will eventually lead to extinction of the novel populations [3].
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Sequestering siRNAs, whose structure is conserved throughout evolution, may indeed represent an optimal strategy to adapt to otherwise evolutionarily divergent antiviral responses.
It was employed due to the nature of the decision variable: whether farmers perceived climate change and have adapted or otherwise.
Plants and animals that live in a harsh desert might "prefer" to live elsewhere but have adapted or otherwise come to live in a place where they can survive the competition.
Alternately, we may explore using propensity score matching to pair individuals who had a prescription adapted with otherwise similar individuals who did not [ 35] or instrumental variables analysis.
The following substantively adapted but otherwise real quotations 3 illustrates this kind of error: "The main effect of ability was significant in the first and second setting, F 1, 39) = 6.646, p =.015, and F 1, 26) = 1.175, p =.020".
Most species are arboreal or undergrowth inhabitants, while only a few members are clearly terrestrially adapted, which otherwise seems to be the commonest lifestyle for most members in closely related clades (e.g., gnateaters Conopophagidae, antpittas Grallariidae, tapaculos Rhinocryptidae, and antthrushes Formicariidae).
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