Such switching is likely to have profound effects on how these host and parasites adapt to one another over evolutionary time scales and may impact how disease spreads over ecological time scales.
So it has been easy for us to adapt to one another.
Taken together, these studies suggest that tagging and shop theft comprise a complex system, made up of interdependent individuals and organisations that adjust and adapt to one another.
Mechanisms such as natural selection are well exemplified in evolutionary medicine, as both disease-causing organism and their targets adapt to one another.
This allowed time for the hosts and rotator to adapt to one another and for the rotator to learn about, and be integrated into, the host's medical system.
It is doubtless the correlation inevitably following upon development and early function in close contact that causes the two components of a joint, to be so perfectly adapted to one another, and evidence has been presented which indicates that various grooves, prominences, etc., of the late embryonic skeleton are probably produced in reaction to extrinsic and presumably mechanical factors".
Yet project leadership skills and efficiency grow over time, as the project leader gains the trust of the clinicians, as the project leader is better able to understand the needs of the clinicians and patients, and as the project leader and the clinicians are able to adapt to one another.
It's just about adapting to one's circumstances, something that everyone does, regardless or disability.
Such data-driven mechanistic models could shed light on additional constraints to virus genetic change, such as fitness valleys that separate virus genotypes adapted to one species or another, or conflicts in selection acting at different biological scales.
