Meanwhile, species already adapted to grasslands migrated in and new grassland-adapted species quickly evolved from some of the surviving remnants of the previous ecological regime.
More profoundly, studying the loss of adaptation in an organism that has not already adapted to the laboratory setting employed in an experiment will obscure what is going on in its aging, functionally, genetically, and physiologically.
It is argued, however, that, despite the challenges climate change pose to pastoralists, pastoralism is a land use already adapted to variability in rainfall and thus offers better adaptation potential than other competing land uses (Nori and Davies 2007).
The C. tyrobutyricum strain used in this study was already adapted to wheat straw hydrolysate as previously mentioned by applying the adaptive laboratory evolution technique (Baroi et al. 2015a).
But often the animals have already adapted to their newly humanized habitats.
In such cases, orchid flowers already adapted to butterflies are not greatly changed morphologically.
High-latitude faunas in particular were already adapted to winter darkness, though perhaps not to extreme cold.
"It's tempting to think that Neanderthals were already adapted to the non-African environment and provided this genetic benefit to humans," he speculated.
The present study aimed to find evidence in the literature that malware has already adapted, to a significant degree, to this specific form of Big Data.
Ring could be considered a test for Asian-style horror abroad, but in many ways, foreign audiences have already adapted to it.
Animals in oxygen-rich cold water could not handle the sudden drop, while those in tropical waters were already adapted to poor oxygen.
