Sentence examples for evolve responses from inspiring English sources

This was probably because Eurasia's creatures, like Africa's, had had millions of years to evolve responses to the growing skill of human hunters, while those in the rest of the world had not.

The evolution of communication is thus a coevolutionary arms race between these two players, with signaling behavior evolving to influence receiver behavior in a way that preferentially benefits the signaler, while receivers evolve responses to signals that increase their own fitness [Johnstone & Grafen, 1993; Krebs & Dawkins, 1984; Seyfarth et al., 2010].

Plastics may be causing differing behaviour in the fish, and inhibiting their evolved responses to danger, through mechanisms not yet fully understood.

Michell, Paul (1996) "English-Speaking Justice: Evolving Responses to Transnational Forcible Abduction after Alvarez-Machain," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 29 : No. 2, Article 2.

This suggests that emotions are evolved responses.

Some lemurs appear to have evolved responses against common plant defenses, however, such as tannins and alkaloids.

Over time, these changes may hasten evolved responses to warming conditions [51], [52].

We experimentally increased predation risk by increasing disturbance, therefore triggering typically evolved responses against natural predators [1], [30].

The studies further suggest that evolved responses are likely the result of complex interactions of plants with their local climates.

Rather, our evolved responses to severe and life-threatening stressors might not be designed to save the victim, but rather to accelerate his or her demise.

3. Research and create a timeline documenting Israel's evolving response to terrorism since its statehood in 1948.