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Information on the mechanisms driving insect pollinators at the landscape scale is, however, lacking.

These results reveal that using olfactometer trials alone without experiments on additional factors driving insect choice behavior, such as quantitative variation of the emitted signal, sex of the insects tested and feeding behavior on the actual plants, are not sufficient to draw profound conclusions.

Melting ice would raise the oceans and rivers, driving insects and vermin, along with the diseases they carry, from the water's edge into the city.

As such, the low-voltage electromagnetic actuators could broaden the driving mechanisms for insect scale FMAVs.

Taken at face value, however, these data are consistent with the prediction of escape and radiate coevolution and suggest that ecological opportunity created by a newly diversified plant lineage may be driving subsequent speciation in insect lineages.

Alternatively the effects may be spread out over the season if the copious floral resources (in gardens or farmland) are driving changes in the insect pollinators' population dynamics.

Consideration of the mechanism of versatile mimicry in C. leucoviridis may illuminate processes driving the evolution of insect acoustic signals, which play a central role in reproductive isolation of populations and the formation of species.

The present comparative analysis study provides a better understanding of the processes driving the evolution of insect pathogenicity in environmental pseudomonads.

Contrary to the typical observation of a single female driving an infection in insect populations, theoretical studies suggest that before CI can sweep Wolbachia through a population, multiple independent infections must occur [ 13, 14].

Molecular mechanisms driving differences in social insect behavior can involve gene evolution--mutations in protein sequence of behavioral genes--or changes in gene regulation--mutations in non-coding regions that ultimately affect the impact of such genes on the behavior of organisms.

Experience-dependent changes in the sensitivity of individual taste neurons, genetic changes affecting the expression of taste receptors and short-term memory might be three major driving mechanisms that allow insects to cope with this hard-wired system and to adapt to their environment.