Sentence examples for evolving specialization from inspiring English sources

Here, there is evolving specialization of former socialized farms in response to market conditions.

If that is the case, it would suggest that these changes may have been present in the ancestor of present-day D. sechellia as it was evolving specialization on morinda.

All five strains carry Catsup alleles with a 45-bp deletion and five conserved non-synonymous mutations (out of a total of nine); suggesting that these changes may have been present in the ancestor of present-day D. sechellia as it was evolving specialization on morinda.

Our simulations were kept simple in that there was little opportunity for evolving specializations that would either enhance defenses against predators, and/or increase the ability of predators to improve their detection and capture of prey.

The strains we examine here have evolved specialization to their environment through apparent loss of function.

They are the earliest known synapsids, the first to evolve specializations that would play an important role in the rise to mammals.

Third, as polyphagy appears to be a relatively ephemeral phase evolutionarily [ 12], the interaction will probably eventually evolve towards specialization again, but populations in different parts of the geographical range can specialize on different parts of the combined host range, thus creating a geographic mosaic of more specialized populations [ 9, 51].

Soon, Norris sold a phonographic tone arm he had been working on and evolved a specialization in audio-related devices.

However, Aphis has diversified promiscuously to various unrelated plant families unlike other aphids in the genera Uroleucon, Macrosiphoniella, and Megoura, which have evolved host specialization to one plant family [2], [6], [17], [18].

But the net result remains that biological control helps understand the limits for rapid evolution in key elements like host use ability when organisms have evolved high specialization.

Examples of lineages that have re-evolved benthic specialization within this pelagic clade include the barbeled genus Hybopsis as well as a sister species pair of barbeled Cyprinella, C. labrosa and C. zanema.