Sentence examples for ecological adaptive from inspiring English sources
Particularly intriguing is the apparent lack of clear morphological or ecological adaptive differences among many congeneric species, which are distinguished largely on the basis of colour [24], [25].
Further, Nesospiza buntings have undergone an ecological adaptive radiation in parallel on two islands [ 37].
We found that clownfishes exhibit patterns that are likely diagnostic of an ecological adaptive radiation via ecological speciation [ 4].
In Schluter's framework of ecological adaptive radiation, key innovations are one mechanism that provides ecological opportunity [ 24].
Paracentric inversions on chromosomal arm 2R capturing allele combinations of ecological adaptive value were likely instrumental to the initiation of this process.
In both M and S, alternative karyotypes were segregating in contrasted environments, in agreement with a strong ecological adaptive value of chromosomal inversions.
When an explosive radiation is accompanied by ecological adaptation (adaptive radiation), it often involves the evolution of novel characters (key innovation) [ 63, 65, 66].
These inversions are associated with population structure, conferring ecological adaptation and altering mosquito adaptive fitness [ 27, 58].
Our results presented a potential case of rapid population differentiation and speciation by ecological adaptation in plants, and adaptive divergence between riparian and non-riparian species has been achieved in the face of gene flow.
Ecological engineering, adaptive management, and restoration management were used to restore the structure and function of degraded salt marshes and were essential to the success of the Delaware Bay wetland restorations.
The study explored how scores on the three dimensions of the Engineering, Ecological, and Adaptive Capacity (EEA) trait resilience scale, derived from Holling's ecological systems theory of resilience, demonstrate fit within higher-order bifactor models of measurement, cultural invariance, and associations with clinical caseness of affect.
