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(14) In this study we investigated the population parameters that determine the probability of observing soft selective sweeps when adaptation arises from de novo mutations.

For the remainder of our study, we focus on the latter scenario of adaptation arising from de novo mutation.

Although he was very happy with Polanski's treatment of The Ghost ("He is a very literary director, he was very loyal to the book"), Harris feels the biggest problem with adaptations arises from the inability of film-makers to identify what makes the book work.

The findings support earlier hypotheses about the structures' shared origins that were based on their shapes and, coupled with the team's earlier discovery that the duo is also turned on during insect wing development, suggests that arthropods' array of land-based adaptations arose from the gills of their water-bound ancestors.

Fish were by far the most common taxa reported to exhibit adaptations arising from repeated evolution (23%% of examples), followed closely by insects and mammals (17 % in both cases; Fig.  1a).

It follows from the theory that an adaptation arises by a process of convergence as defined in this paper, and not by the accumulation of separate effects.

Ermentrout (Neural Comput. 10 7):1998-1729, 1998) showed that this feature of adaptation paradoxically arises from the SNIC that is responsible for the vertical slope.

When compared to the application of stand-alone measures, mainstream adaptation will require a longer implementation period as it pace of implementation is depended on the so called adaptation opportunities arisen from the redevelopment needs and moments.

For instance, local adaptation may arise from different selective pressures along the altitudinal gradient in the Ziz valley [ 20].

Such an adaptation may arise from a rare adverse event in the selected treatment group requiring additional information.

He used examples from domesticated plants and animals as analogies for how adaptation can arise from selection acting on variations that cause differences in reproductive success across generations.