The phrase "adaptation to different environment" is not entirely correct in written English; it should be "adaptation to different environments." You can use it when discussing how organisms or systems adjust to varying surroundings or conditions.
Example: "The adaptation to different environments is crucial for the survival of many species in a changing climate."
Alternatives: "adjustment to various environments" or "adaptation to diverse surroundings."
Thus, UCoP not only supports dynamic adaptation to different environment conditions, but also increases hardware resource utilization.
The positive selection acting of KRTAP probably favored the diversification and adaptation to different environment.> The KRTAP multigene family has experienced dynamic evolution and diversification within and among genomes as observed in the 30 diverse subfamilies of high cysteine and high glycine-tyrosine subfamilies.
The process of (on-going) speciation is thought to be triggered by a combination of many different mechanisms which include processes such as, gradual adaptation to different environment, evolution of divergent mate recognition and other molecular mechanism which are thought to be influenced by fast evolving regions in the genome.
For example, divergence among populations can be caused by adaptation to different environments, or by chance differences in evolutionary history such as mutational order and drift, which may constrain subsequent evolution and promote divergence even when populations evolve in and adapt to the same environment [ 1- 5].
The researchers were also able to harness this collection of genomes to look back in time, across more than 100 million years of evolution, to uncover the fundamental changes that shaped mammalian adaptation to different environments and lifestyles.
Evolutionary change through time and evolutionary diversification (multiplication of species) are not directly promoted by natural selection, but they often ensue as by-products of natural selection as it fosters adaptation to different environments.
Populations that become genetically less and less alike (as a consequence, for example, of adaptation to different environments) may eventually be unable to interbreed because their gene pools are disharmonious.
