Sentence examples for an evolutionary interaction from inspiring English sources

The lack of integration of evolutionary principles is surprising given that infectious disease dynamics are an evolutionary interaction between two and more species: host(s) and pathogen(s) (Karesh et al. 2012).

As such an evolutionary interaction leads to diversifying selection pressure, where fitness advantages are conferred by possessing an allele that is merely different from others in the population; the 136 genes identified as subject to positive selection pressure are the best candidates for such a mode of evolution.

This can occur as either an intramolecular or an intermolecular process, where coevolution arises from the evolutionary interaction between sites within a single molecule in the former, and the latter is due to co-adaptation as a result of the evolutionary interaction between different molecules (Juan et al. 2008; Lovell and Robertson 2010).

The research, other scientists said, not only casts a new light on the ancient evolutionary interaction between plants and pollinators, but is an intriguing confirmation of deep similarities in brain chemistry across the animal kingdom.

Thus, the results presented here broaden the circumstances under which divergence by indirect evolutionary interaction through a shared predator can occur.

Abrams [21] demonstrated in a theoretical study a similar divergence of traits in two prey to result from indirect evolutionary interaction mediated through a shared predator.

Below, we also add a fixed level of policing to this model and examine the evolutionary interaction between these two traits.

The evolutionary interaction of information space and fitness space produces prodigious amounts of evolutionary potential as both "spaces" expand over time.

The fact about selection which fates our "definition" either to being forever schematic or incomplete is the "arms-race" strategic character of evolutionary interaction.

Human mobility patterns have several peculiarities due to the evolutionary interaction between biology and culture (Sutter 1963; González et al. 2008), but I will focus my attention on a recent association found by our group (Tovo-Rodrigues et al. 2010).

These results suggest that the evolutionary interaction between the two species also varies at the same spatial scale.