gambiae complex in the four different landscape classes, could express different adaptive characteristics of these species.
In this term, the adaptive characteristics of CAS describe the capacity of the system for responding to the changes in the environment or among the individual interacting components [15, 16].
But there is much more to the story than that, and over the last decade, the peppered moth story has been vigorously attacked by antievolutionists and strongly defended by those who accept Darwin's mechanism of natural selection as the driving force behind the adaptive characteristics of all organisms.
Although the intensity of the relationship between mother and baby in the prison environment may facilitate the development of a close and secure attachment bond (Goshin, 2010; Goshin & Byrne, 2009), it may paradoxically also heighten and distort some of the less adaptive characteristics of their relationship.
In line with the potential of personalized medicine, it is essential to identify the genetic, epigenetic, and adaptive characteristics of cancer cells and other cells in the microenvironment that contribute to response to both targeted and broad-acting drugs.
This research stimulates new studies that investigate the adaptive characteristics of D. brasiliensis in altitudinal forests.
In the Modern Synthesis, genes were adaptive characteristics of species, not a level of evolution with a deep history or with branching processes potentially different from those of species.
The results confirm the proposed interaction of anxiety and cognition: In BALB/c mice, adaptive characteristics of anxiety were paralleled by more successful cognitive performance, while in 129P2 mice nonadaptive anxiety-related behaviour was accompanied by a higher level of short-term memory errors and less cognitive flexibility.
Owing to the adaptive characteristic of seizures in Syn KO mice (Etholm et al. 2012), only one provocation for each animal was performed at the stated time points.
