Dashed blue line indicates the non-disturbed potential distribution.
Even though this genotype is well-adapted to disturbed habitats, evolutionary potential is essentially impossible and any fitness peak or slope thereof that is out of reach to its plastic response will result in rapid extinction.
It is well known that ischemia-induced energy depletion in cells results in disturbed operation of potential-dependent calcium channels and Na+/Ca2+ pumps, excessive intracellular accumulation of Ca2+ ions, and neuronal death [ 33].
Little is known about the carbon sequestration potential of disturbed Melaleuca forests in Australasia and South-East Asia where the genus occurs.
Around that time, the National Hurricane Center began Tropical Weather Outlooks (TWOs) on the system, which is information issued every six hours on significant areas of disturbed weather and their potential for development out to 48 hours.
A number of states (MT, SD, KS, TX, ND, NE, WY, IA & IL) have a significant surplus of wind potential on disturbed lands where additional development would not likely cause significant loss of wildlife (Figure 2).
Moving development to states where there is a surplus of wind potential on disturbed lands may alleviate some of the conflict over impacts to wildlife, if feasible given transmission and political constraints.
Conversely, a cowpea wild relative could become a more troublesome weed in fields and other disturbed areas, given a potential fitness gain provided by an insect resistance transgene.
The absence of permanent tree seed banks may prejudice the regeneration potential of disturbed sites, which would be more prone to year-to-year variation in fruit production.
One explanation for this might be that the functional capabilities of the affected brain area remain disturbed, with no further potential to be restored or re-integrated in the language 'network', and this might inhibit or impair functionally intact regions.
