Large-scale morphometric analysis highlights the transient response of the entire basin to a capture-related base level lowering and illustrates the importance of drainage captures as potential internal drivers of landscape modification and topographic adjustments.
Thus, it is difficult to ascertain whether drivers of habitat modification might interact in such a way as to further facilitate invasions during post-disturbance recovery of the system (Didham et al. 2007).
Lipsky's original theory focused on resource constraints as drivers of provider modification of policies during implementation.
Women are drivers of change.
Biofuel feedstock production can be a significant driver of landscape modification, ecosystem change and biodiversity loss.
The driver of change here is clearly individual modification, which occurred similarly and independently in all participants based on previously acquired and common knowledge structures.
In both examples, heterochronic modifications of the somite clock have been important drivers of evolutionary change.
Our findings demonstrate that crypsis is background-dependent, and implicate visual predation as an important driver of evolutionary modifications of colour polymorphism in pygmy grasshoppers.
Our findings implicate visual predation as an important driver of evolutionary modifications of colour polymorphism in pygmy grasshoppers, and provide clear evidence that, at least in this system, see also [ 25], using humans as 'predators' in detection experiments may offer reliable information on the protective values of colour patterns and of natural selection and evolution in the wild.
These findings implicate visual predation as an important driver of evolutionary modifications of colour polymorphism in pygmy grasshoppers, and demonstrate that, in our system, using humans as 'predators' in detection experiments contributes reliable and relevant information that enhances our understanding of natural selection and evolution.
Unlike genetic drivers of disease, unhealthy epigenetic modifications may be modified, thus offering the prospect of epigenetic therapies.
