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Thus, the authors suggested that these Norwegian strains might be uniquely adapted to goats.
A smooth cline in morph (or allele) frequency has been suggested to be a product of two conflicting forces: (i) "local selection," which drives every population to be uniquely adapted to its local environment, and (ii) "gene flow," which tends to make all populations uniform [ 6].
Yet, wild animals are uniquely adapted to their own environment and occupy specialised places in their ecosystems, so are they really better off in a cage?
Mudskippers (family Gobiidae; subfamily Oxudercinae) are the largest group of amphibious teleost fishes that are uniquely adapted to live on mudflats.
Habitat for riverine and riparian organisms is a constantly changing mosaic biophysically dynamic in space and time, and the biota are uniquely adapted to the dynamics of the system.
The blood vessel walls in the lower extremities are greatly thickened to withstand the increased hydrostatic pressure, and the venous and arterial systems are uniquely adapted to dampen the potentially catastrophic changes in blood pressure when giraffe quickly lowers its head to drink water1,5,6,7,8,9,10,11.
Here we asked whether neurons in adult mice, born during the final 5 days of chronic social stress and matured during recovery from chronic social stress, are similar to neurons born with no stress conditions from a quantitative, functional and morphological perspective, and whether those neurons are uniquely adapted to respond to a subsequent stressful challenge.
Many pastoralist systems are uniquely adapted to a highly unpredictable environment, especially in Africa's arid and semi-arid lands.
