Sentence examples for evolved differences from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the difference in bacterial communities between grass carp and Asian seabass may be caused by evolved differences that have arisen in the context of differing diets.
Taken together, these studies suggest that environments that differ in temperature regimes may lead, in general, to evolved differences in heat shock responses.
The exact scaling relationship, or allometry, between male horn length and body size can differ dramatically between species in shape, slope, and amplitude, and reflects evolved differences in scaling.
Experimental studies of coexisting seed-feeding rodents in the deserts of North America have shown that these species have evolved differences in size and other characteristics to minimize competition.
Our study therefore suggests that differences in levels of protein synthesis could contribute to evolved differences in animal longevity.
One challenge is to connect measurements of natural selection on phenotypic traits to genetic changes underlying evolved differences between the species.
Whatever the precise nature of the behavioural change, our recorded decrease in courtship activity revealed an evolved difference between ML and C males and a likely change in courtship strategy when female selection pressures are removed.
A reduction of ( Z ) - 5-tetradecenoic acid and ( Z ) - 7-tetradecenoic acid production underlies an evolved difference in attractive pheromone signaling.
We next tested the inverse hypothesis: can the difference in median expression between the X and the autosomes be explained by an evolved difference in the density of testis-biased or testes-specific genes?
We suggest that the most obvious cause for this evolved difference is chronic exposure to the aromatic hydrocarbons and other anthropogenic pollutants; yet, we cannot explicitly control every variable in natural environments.
An alternative hypothesis that can explain the evolved difference in larval attraction that we observed is that larvae are exquisitely sensitive to the ratio of (Z) -5-tetradecenoic acid to (Z) -7-tetradecenoic acid.
