Sentence examples for adaptive distinctiveness from inspiring English sources
Niche differentiation does not imply the establishment of fixed reproductive barriers [ 3], and the combination of species-specific bio-climatic envelopes and hybrid zones suggests that selective filters shaped local adaptive distinctiveness as a secondary process rather than being the driver of speciation via the establishment of selection-based reproductive barriers.
In addition, further investigations are needed to address the genetic basis and adaptive relevance of their phenotypic distinctiveness, as long with a possible variation due to population substructuring.
Funk et al.[ 9] defined ESU as "a population or group of populations that warrant separate management or priority for conservation because of high genetic and ecological distinctiveness," and they recommended using neutral and adaptive markers to define ESUs, since neutral and adaptive processes both shape ESUs.
Such an approach would make it possible to assess the functional homogeneity and distinctiveness of the coping families as well as their adaptive value in pain rehabilitation [ 18].
Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.
What is adaptive learning?
Perhaps this is adaptive.
Not surprisingly, he lacked distinctiveness.
