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The molecular changes compared with other avian genomes reflect both shared and diverse adaptations of the two penguin species to the Antarctic environment.

Within the past decade, the development and diverse adaptations of the chromosome conformation capture (3C) technology [ 6] have unraveled the organization of chromatin in multiple cell types and organisms, advancing our understanding of chromosome structure at different length-scales (reviewed in [ 1]).

Should a species be reduced to a few populations, the geographic mosaic of diverse adaptations that fuels the coevolutionary process is diminished.

However, these diverse adaptations all have a molecular basis and the study of molecular adaptation to environmental conditions is an active area of research within evolutionary biology.

The colonization of the hostile terrestrial environment by Hexapoda, Chelicerata, and Myriapoda (but not Crustacea) led to diverse adaptations.

While ammonia flux through the respective communities has yet to be estimated, the diverse environmental adaptations of the bacterial and archaeal communities suggest resilience of function under a range of environmental conditions.

The human visual system is able to capture a wide range of light levels, and it functions across the changes in luminance employing diverse adaptation mechanisms.

Accetto, T. & Avguštin, G. Polysaccharide utilization locus and CAZYme genome repertoires reveal diverse ecological adaptation of Prevotella species.

His stylistically diverse corpus encompasses instrumental adaptations of popular tunes, balladlike solo songs, and rock and disco music, as well as classically oriented orchestral compositions.

As the first comprehensive reference to discuss the diverse morphological and functional adaptations of the gut, this volume provides an excellent resource for comparative physiologists, aquaculturists and biomedical researchers employing fish as model organisms for mammalian physiology.

A fossilized skeleton reveals the origins of diverse feeding and locomotor adaptations of once-common rodent-like multituberculates.