The phrase "and evolutionary impacts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of evolutionary processes on a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study focuses on the ecological and evolutionary impacts of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "and effects of evolution" or "and evolutionary consequences of".
He is currently working on the history of genetics and population genetics since World War II, in the context of cold war and atomic age concerns about the short-term and evolutionary impacts of radiation-induced mutation.
In this Anthropocene era, where the human footprint is now altering many of the Earth systems processes, wilderness areas serve as natural observatories where we can study the ecological and evolutionary impacts of global change". The loss of wilderness maps build on that research.
It considers the ecological and evolutionary impacts of molluscan parasites on their hosts and vice versa, and on the communities and ecosystems in which they are a part, as well as disease management and its ecological impacts.
However, the detailed mechanisms and evolutionary impacts of these findings remain unclear, and further investigations are therefore required.
Correctly identifying sex-specific and tissue specific expression is therefore essential for studying the molecular and evolutionary impacts of genes within species.
The ecological and evolutionary impacts of dams are obvious and range from the loss of biodiversity to the malfunctioning of the whole ecosystem (Loot et al. 2007; Poulet 2007; Grenouillet et al. 2008; Maloney et al. 2008).
Genetic monitoring of the process of a declining population after the introduction of an infectious disease can provide insights into the demographic and evolutionary impact of a pathogen in a natural host population over time.
Much like horizontal gene transfer (HGT), the frequency, mechanisms and evolutionary impact of the horizontal transfer of transposable elements (HTT) have been well characterized in prokaryotes [ 1, 2].
To understand the functional and evolutionary impact of retroposition in the zebrafish genome, we screened the full genome of zebrafish for retrocopies and chimerical retrogenes.
