The experimental design used here allows us to examine both the physiological and evolutionary costs of immunological deployment.
This variation in plastic responses within species strongly suggests that there is variation in evolutionary potential within species as well, and that it is important to take intraspecific diversity into account both in physiological and evolutionary studies aimed at understanding natural populations.
It would be of particular interest, both from the physiological and evolutionary point of view, to determine the sequence of this enzyme and compare its structure with that of the KLK family members of platypus.
Because these relatively new approaches combine behavioral, physical, chemical, physiological, and evolutionary issues, both may be able to offer some inspiration and real guidance for how the investigations into plant sound emission and perception should proceed.
Flesh colour and growth related traits in salmonids are both commercially important and of great interest from a physiological and evolutionary perspective.
Understanding these physiological and evolutionary dynamics, it was feasible to develop a strategy for a new pharmaceutical agent and its molecular target.
Sewall Wright has summarized his earlier work related to this area of genetics starting from 1916, in a paper entitled "Physiological and evolutionary theories of dominance" (Wright 1934).
In this study, we have investigated the physiological and evolutionary significance of the absence of lacI in Salmonella enterica.
This group has been subject of numerous behavioral, physiological, and evolutionary studies of its acoustic communication system.
Finally, I used this second dataset [12] to analyze the potential association between ISs and the corresponding physiological and evolutionary attributes of the genes involved.
