It can be seen as even more adapted to less constrained relations (without a linear organization).
However, it is unusual for dogs of this breed to be involved in work, such as fox hunting, typical of a small white terrier, as they are more adapted to the show bench.
Coyotes are well-established throughout New York State and as they become more adapted to people, they become more observable, Mr. Curtis said.
CE-SSCP is as robust as other fingerprinting methods but also more adapted to high-throughput analyses since (i) it avoids the use of harmful chemical for creating denaturing conditions and (ii) amplicons do not require any pre-treatment with restriction enzymes, decreasing considerably the experimental costs [55].
As the animals became more adapted to aquatic locomotion and lost the ability to manipulate food with their forelimbs, they started grabbing their food and swallowing it whole.
All animals improved their performance over time as the octopuses became more adapted to the experimental setting [53].
Monitoring over time is also needed to assess possible changes as the virus becomes more adapted to human hosts.
As mutualistic ants are more adapted than the parasitic ones to make use of the plant-derived food sources, and increased EFN secretion rates increase ant activity and aggressiveness, then higher EFN production would favour mutualistic rather than parasitic ants in a closed loop of positive feedback mechanisms between ant activity and EFN production (Bixenmann et al. 2011; Heil 2013).
Second, as the protein sequence becomes more adapted, mutation is increasingly biased toward maladaptive changes (this is true, at least, on many reasonable models).
In regard to that, it remains debatable whether plants can initially adapt to drought physiologically by changing their water-use strategy from 'water spending' to 'water saving' until such time as a shift to a more adapted plant community takes place (Jentsch et al., 2011; Reyer et al., 2013).
