Sentence examples for consequences on evolution from inspiring English sources

Our study focuses on the history of cattle domestication including the last 60 years of B. taurus breeding programmes in both favourable and unfavourable environments and its consequences on evolution and fitness of cattle.

Recent work by Julia Hillung and colleagues examined the adaptation of a plant RNA virus to various ecotypes of Arabidopsis thaliana in order to determine the specificity and consequences of evolution on one host to infectivity on another.

So it would seem that academic psychologists are essentially guessing at the consequences of evolution on human behavior.

Most explorations of eco-evolutionary dynamics to date focus on the demographic consequences of evolution for single species or pairwise interactions in a single habitat (Pelletier et al. 2009).

Heat and mass transfer and their consequences on structure evolution and on the building of the chemical content of food are discussed.

LTR-retrotransposons have significant effects on genome instability through homologous recombination between copies, with potentially long-term consequences on genome evolution [ 11, 12].

Wolbachia infection can produce drastic consequences on the evolution of its host species, such as extinction or sex role reversal [ 22, 23].

The mutagenic properties of mutations may have nontrivial consequences on genome evolution and may therefore represent a significant source of the heterogeneity in nucleotide variation across genomes.

Organisms usually show intercorrelations between all or some of their components leading to phenotypic integration, which may have deep consequences on the evolution of phenotypes.

The relatively high recombination rate of D. pulex compared to shrimp and T. californicus is possibly due to its reproductive mode--many generations of parthenogenesis, punctuated by episodic sex, may have consequences on the evolution of recombination rate [ 42].

Results of the present work may reflect these differences and thus increase our understanding of the role of water in microbial environments and its possible consequences on the evolution of different cellulolytic systems in various microorganisms.