Sentence examples for evolutionary interplay between from inspiring English sources
In all cases, the feeding patterns adopted by species are the result of evolutionary interplay between (1) structural properties inherent in their phylogenetic line and (2) the ecological situations to which they have been exposed.
In fact, there is a complex evolutionary interplay between host defenses and parasite adaptations.
Accordingly, the ultimate driver of the spatial structure of C. splendens could be the evolutionary interplay between the lek mating system and density-dependent dispersal.
The molecular functions of enzymes are the result of a complex evolutionary interplay between environmental constraints, requirements for organismal fitness, and the functional malleability of a particular enzyme scaffold.
These contrasting patterns highlight the dynamic evolutionary interplay between genomic properties and epigenetic properties (Mendizabal et al. 2014).
Regardless, the result does seem like a rather modest advance in our understanding of the evolutionary interplay between public goods, diffusion, cooperation, etc.
Our study adds yet another important example showing evolutionary interplays between bacteria and fungi and how plastic and opportunistic the fungal genome evolution can be.
To begin to unravel the complex co-evolutionary interplay between organellar and nuclear genomes in this family, we sequenced nuclear transcriptomes of two species, Geranium maderense and Pelargonium x hortorum.
This special edition, written by leading researchers in the field is intended to provide an overview of the clever and varied ways enteric pathogens have evolved to successfully navigate the complex microenvironment of the gastrointestinal tract and highlight a remarkable co-evolutionary interplay between the pathogen and its host.
Given these facts, it appears that a complex evolutionary interplay exists between genomic silencing of transposon elements to prevent their proliferation, and co-option of transposon-encoded proteins to provide novel cellular functions in higher eukaryotic genomes.
