Based on genetic analysis and studies of body size and tooth wear, scientists contend that two separate populations with distinct feeding habits and morphological characteristics have arisen.
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Based on dental wear and postcranial morphological traits, bisons can be attributed to distinct size classes and shape trends, associated with distinct feeding and locomotor adaptations across regional provinces and time intervals.
The researchers were able to attribute different kinds of damage to distinct feeding strategies and thus could determine that plants from the warmer Eocene were attacked up to 20% more often and by a greater diversity of species than their Paleocene predecessors.
Distinct feeding patterns were detected for each protozoan in consuming EcO157 in PBS (Figure 5).
Besides their extensive morphological adaptations to distinct feeding strategies, evolution of Phyllostomidae has also been characterized by intense chromosomal reorganization in different lineages [ 2].
Accordingly, in whitefish where specialized phenotypes with distinct feeding habitats aggregate in spatially and/or temporally separated clusters during spawning, genetic diversification can follow as a byproduct of trophic separation.
Carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes of the cuticle appear in this context as markers of distinct feeding locations and it would allow to test the source-sink population hypothesis of a cyclic colonization in ephemeral habitats [ 30].
This difference in aversive learning between the two phases may support their distinct feeding ecologies, helping solitarious locusts to avoid ingesting toxic compounds while allowing gregarious locusts to maintain their chemical defense by ingesting toxins without forming aversions.
