In evolutionary terms, this protection outweighs the fatalities imposed by the anaemia, so the faulty gene is preserved in the population.For several years, researchers have suspected that something similar is true of cystic fibrosis in northwestern Europeans and their descendants.
As evolutionary cross-stress protection was observed under various stresses, we compared the growth advantage between mc251 and mc2155 in corresponding stresses.
Darker skin pigmentation is a form of evolutionary adaptation, providing protection against potentially harmful effects of excessive UV irradiation doses, developed in populations inhabiting tropical regions [28].
The former variable was considered because the specialization of parental roles only occurs when both parents are present, while the latter variable was considered because it is thought that biparental care in these cichlids was an evolutionary consequence of the protection of offspring from intruders.
The popular sentiment states that this enzyme provides evolutionary advantage as a protection against parasite and yeast infections, though there is no evidence to support this.
A second approach to preserve evolutionary processes is the protection of habitat variability, primarily along environmental gradients (e.g. Cowling and Pressey 2001; Smith et al. 2001, 2005; Rouget et al. 2006; Klein et al. 2009).
The main objective of this study is to evaluate the evolutionary production strategies of the power plants regarding the governmental financial interventions to fulfill the environmental protection purposes.
Instead, their behavior is guided by deeper evolutionary goals (e.g., mating, protection, autonomy, conformity) that may deviate from rationality and are often beyond conscious control.
Although widespread, the evolutionary young cellular mechanisms of protection against oxygen handling are not very robust.
Marine reserves might furthermore offer additional evolutionary benefits, such as the protection of genetic diversity (Perez-Ruzafa et al. 2006).
