Under different environmental pressure conditions, each species could have rapidly evolved by regulating gene expression leading to morphological variations and ecological adaptations as observed for species resulting from rapid adaptive radiation (Barrier et al. 2001; Kapralov et al. 2013).
Ecological adaptations in atheriniforms are most marked in freshwater species.
Among atheriniforms there is an extraordinary variety of locomotor, reproductive, and ecological adaptations.
He traveled to western Greenland in 1884 as part of the Fylla Expedition to study the ecological adaptations of native plants.
Molecular bases involved in ecological adaptations to abiotic constraints can be explored using genomic tools.
These ancient differences likely have a strong influence on the kinds of ecological adaptations that may evolve today.
Differences in the behavioural responses are discussed in terms of the species ecological adaptations to their particular habitats.
In addition, the amount of diversity contained within the genus Oryza is immense, in terms of variation in genome size, ploidy level, morphological traits, and ecological adaptations.
Previous studies have compared the socio ecological adaptations of culturally comparable but geographically separated communities such as medieval Greenland and Iceland.
Recent research, using sophisticated techniques, has generated new and exciting insights about the evolution of flight, the function of tails and the ecological adaptations to a flying lifestyle.
Initial construction of traps may have been sparked by human population increases that created new challenges and encouraged the development of new sociological and ecological adaptations.
