Sentence examples for ecological developmental from inspiring English sources

"We label a lot of things like whether it's sustainable or whether it's wild-caught or farmed, but one of the things that we still haven't figured out how to do is to address whether it's contaminated or not," said Amro Hamdoun, who studies ecological developmental biology at Scripps and was a co-author of the new report.

Speciation is a very complex process which is affected by many different factors (genetic, ecological, developmental, environmental, etc).

Axel Meyer is an evolutionary geneticist interested in the ecological, developmental and genomic aspects of speciation and organismal diversification.

Consequently, the removal of ecological, developmental or genetic constraints associated with metamorphosis or terrestriality may have allowed for the evolution of some of the most morphologically divergent salamanders.

Due to their ability to alternate between sexual and parthenogenetic (asexual) modes of reproduction, their wing polyphenism and the complex relationship between their primary and secondary endosymbiotic bacteria, aphids have become an increasingly popular insect model for genomic, epigenetic, ecological, developmental and evolutionary studies.

Such combined ecological and developmental approaches, with system-specific life-history modeling, hold a promise for advancing our understanding of developmental plasticity, its costs and evolution.

By presenting students with tree thinking activities that draw upon examples using ecological, genetic, developmental, behavioral, and other forms of data, the tree-thinking curriculum provides a framework to synthesize data across different fields and show how they converge in support of evolutionary theory.

According to this view, extra DNA would increase until the highest tolerable maximum, which would depend on the specific organism ecological and developmental needs.

This lack of spatial insight is obstructing in depth discussions on the ecological and developmental implications of the observed reticulate structures.

Based on the earlier discussion of ecological and developmental factors we also hypothesize that stimuli in the upper visual fields would recruit the parts of the network that deliver fast autonomic response but do not necessarily reach consciousness early, while emotional faces presented in the lower visual field would recruit areas that are related more to accurate rather than fast evaluation.

Our results also supported the specific hypotheses we made based on ecological and developmental arguments: the responses to stimuli presented in the upper visual field separated according to emotions early in the amygdala, a key part of the neural network for fast, probably unconscious, autonomic response.