It has been hypothesized that deaf people may explore and see the visual world differently from hearing people because of their adaptation to hearing loss and/or consequential changes in communication strategy.
Consequently, Cypriot physiotherapists showed moderate feelings of EE perhaps because of their adaptation to the climate of their organization.
Evidence suggests that rayada is less amenable to ex situ conservation because of their adaptation to deep water.
Natural bacterial consortia are considered a promising solution for one-step production of ethanol from lignocellulose because of their adaptation to a wide range of natural lignocellulosic substrates and their capacity for efficient cellulose degradation.
Thus, HIV Gag subtypes have diversified in part because of their adaptation to the local HLA allelic frequency distributions, which contrasts with the current paradigm that HIV subtype diversification is mainly due to random founder effects (Rambaut et al., 2004).
"Naked mole rats are becoming a more widely studied species because of their interesting adaptations to the subterranean environment.
Compared to Chinese paddlefish and fossil genera, American paddlefish (and by extension, a fossil relative, P. tuberculata) are considered to be a highly derived species because of their novel adaptations.
The halophytes can effectively improve the saline soil as they are well adjusted in salt environment because of their diversified adaptation mechanisms including ion compartmentalization, osmotic adjustment, succulence, ion transport and uptake, antioxidant systems, maintenance of redox status, and salt inclusion or excretion [ 17].
These flies are present in southern France, and although they are not typically found at low altitude and in a semiurban environment, their distribution is known to be progressively expanding, in part because of their broad adaptation capacities.
Ever since, glyptodonts have fascinated evolutionary biologists because of their remarkable skeletal adaptations and seemingly isolated phylogenetic position even within their natural group, the cingulate xenarthrans (armadillos and their allies [2]).
