Sentence examples for ancestral strategy from inspiring English sources

Constricting rings is considered to be the ancestral strategy after which all of the adhesive traps evolved [ 6].

We might speculate that honeyguides are trapped in an ancestral strategy of extreme virulence that prevents them from exploiting such adaptive opportunities.

It is noteworthy that as more taxa in a particular phylum are explored, the derived lineages seem to have convergently evolved multiple Dsh orthologs, although there may be exceptions such as insects, where even the more recent lineages seem to use the ancestral strategy of partitioning Dsh function in ways other than protein duplication and subsequent divergence.

Evidence of this comes from data we have collected on a local set of athletes that have altered their training and dietary regimens to an ancestral lifestyle strategy.

We call this the "ancestral inference" "strategy" (see "terminals are higher taxa" in Ronquist [ 110]).

The ancestral feeding strategy of eukaryotes is based on the phagotrophic ingestion of other cells and intracellular digestion.

Some species have retained the ancestral survival strategy of encystation, or display the capacity to mate and form sexual macrocysts.

Group 4 species have also lost the ancestral survival strategy of encystation and gained the use of cAMP as chemotactic signal for aggregation.

Our studies have revealed interesting insights into the consequences of adopting an ancestral catalytic strategy to carry out a reaction on a novel substrate.

These studies demonstrate how adoption of an ancestral catalytic strategy for conversion of a substrate with different steric and electronic properties can lead to subtle yet (literally) radical changes in enzymatic reaction mechanisms.

If histophagy is considered to be the ancestral nutritional strategy (Fig. 5), bacterivory would have evolved five times within the genus and macrostomy would have evolved once from a bacterivorous and once from a histophagous ancestor.