Sentence examples for environments has evolved from inspiring English sources
Ecology, the study of the interactions of organisms with their environments, has evolved from descriptive studies—"natural history"—into a vigorous biological discipline with a strong mathematical component, both in the development of theoretical models and in the collection and analysis of quantitative data.
The landscape of office environments has evolved tremendously over the past 50 years, and unfortunately not for the better.
The spectrum of ecological niches occupied by diverse Leptospira species raises questions as to how the capacity to survive in these diverse environments has evolved within different species in the genus Leptospira.
Our results show that the variable coloration of 3 island populations of Aegean wall lizards (P. erhardii), which inhabit diverse island environments, has evolved under the conflicting demands of natural and sexual selection.
Studying both model organisms has offered Niyogi a fuller picture of what's possible in the natural world, since plants in different environments have evolved different strategies to make the best use of the conditions around them.
Rosenthal speculates that fish in risky environments have evolved a secure line of communication for attracting mates, allowing them to "sidestep the tradeoff between being sexy and being dinner".
Siboglinids living in different environments have evolved adaptations to exploit differences in food and sulphide (or in some cases methane) availability.
Consequently, species living in seasonally cold environments have evolved a multitude of strategies to reorganize their cellular architecture and metabolism, and the underlying mechanisms are crucial to our understanding of life.
Microbes that are capable of living in these hostile environments have evolved special mechanisms for survival.
However, wild plants from flood-prone environments have evolved in frequently flooded environments and therefore possess unique traits that facilitate growth and reproduction during and after flooding stress.
Strong differences in transcriptomic response to heat stress were observed across strains confirming that fish from desert environments have evolved diverse mechanisms to cope with stressful environments.
