Sentence examples for adaptations to changing environments from inspiring English sources

In holometabolous insects like Drosophila many adaptations to changing environments involve changes in larval behaviour and physiology that may impinge on other phases of the life cycle (e.g. [ 24- 26]).

Phenotypic adaptations to changing environments need not be driven by natural selection alone.

As Richerson and Boyd (2005 7) put it: "the human cultural system arose as an adaptation because it can evolve fancy adaptations to changing environments".

A fundamental understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying their adaptations to changing environments will require the analysis of genomes from key trebouxiophycean taxa.

The inferred trees reveal that this class is not monophyletic; they offer new insights not only into the internal structure of the class but also into the lifestyle of its founding members and subsequent adaptations to changing environments.

The most important concept that emerges from our results is the possibility that miRNAs play a role in both the ontogenetic shift observed in certain venoms and in the plasticity of venoms from adult snakes underlying adaptations to changing environments.

As a hallmark of higher cortical function, cognitive control allows flexible behaviors and adaptations to changing environment.

Ribosome biogenesis is a fundamental process required for cellular adaptation to changing environments, responses to changes in cellular growth rate and metabolic activity, and proliferation.

This increased cellular PAR formation may play an important role in various nucleolar processes, including ribosome biogenesis, suggesting that PARP-2 activity regulated by RNA is an essential factor in nucleolar functions such as cellular adaptation to changing environments, response to changes in cellular growth rate and metabolic activity, and proliferation.

These two changes can impair adaptation to changing environments and may be considered a loss of evolutionary potential [6], [7].

This work has provided a view of bacterial pathogen evolution, involving the diversification of closely related subspecies, that suggests adaptation to changing environments and new hosts involves changes in gene content, as well as selection of orthologous protein-coding loci and operon promoters.