However, studies of such interactions have demonstrated than partial resistance does not prevent pathogen evolution rather, there is growing evidence for increased aggressiveness and adaptation by pathogen isolates to partially resistance host lines.
Although single-generation effects of sexual selection are often interpreted in light of genetic evolution [ 15], there is growing appreciation that the parental environment per se can significantly impact offspring phenotype and fitness independent of genetic inheritance, and that parental effects can ultimately influence the evolutionary response to sexual selection [ 41].
Because use and evolution of such technology is growing rapidly, it may be helpful to carry out further detailed research, including cost-benefit analysis, to precisely report the time, cost, and human resource savings and improved data quality through the use of technology.
Our understanding of tonal sound acoustic structure, diversity, and use, is growing, but the evolution of tonal sounds and their association with sociality remains highly speculative.
Further, there is growing evidence that evolution of invasive species may play a key role in their pronounced ecological effects (Mooney and Cleland 2001; Lambrinos 2004; Strayer et al. 2006).
Kincaid's only apparent subject is the evolution of Annie's emotional state as she is growing up.
The interest in landscape evolution models (LEMs) that simulate multiple landscape processes is growing.
"For a business to be at this stage in its evolution to be growing annually in double digits … is quite remarkable," she said.
But evolution speeds up as generation after generation is grown in the laboratory.
Similar efforts are under way or planned around the country as science museums and other institutions struggle to contend with challenges to the theory of evolution that they say are growing common and sometimes aggressive.
