Sentence examples for evolution of signal from inspiring English sources
Adaptive convergence should be common in behaviour, especially behaviour used for communication, because the environment often shapes the evolution of signal design.
The establishment of orthologue relationships with genes involved in neurotransmission and development of the CNS in vertebrates provides a foundation for understanding the evolution of signal transduction and allows for further investigation of the hemichordate neurobiology.
Intramural dissecting haematoma shows a typical evolution of signal intensity related to the paramagnetic effects of the products of hemoglobin breakdown and is frequently isointense to surrounding structures [6, 7, 8].
The sensory exploitation hypothesis proposes that pre-existing preferences in female receivers can drive the evolution of signal innovation in male senders, in a similar way to the hidden preference hypothesis which proposes that successful calls are better able to match some 'hidden preference' in the female.
As such, CHC's play important roles in the evolution of signal traits and mating preferences [17].
In their discussion on the tactical design of animal signals and its importance for the evolution of signal properties the same authors listed three important aspects of the "psychological landscape of receivers", namely the detectability, discriminability, and memorability for a given signal.
The evolution of signalling pathways in animal development.
Hidden preferences and the evolution of signals, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London Series B 340(1292): 207–213 | doi 10.1098/rstb.1993.0059 (OA)...................... GrrlScientist is very active on twitter @GrrlScientist.
In addition, investigating suitable cases of mimicry provides important insight into the evolution of signals and the "semantization" process by which signals get their meaning.
The second perspective, called sensory drive, emphasized receiver precursors for the evolution of signals and was developed during the 1980s and '90s, spearheaded largely by American biologist John Endler.
Using bacteria as a model organism, we aim to elucidate the detailed molecular basis for this remarkable regulatory capability, and understand the selective pressures and mechanisms that drive the evolution of signaling pathways.
