But as the six dancers in Ms. Miller's piece moved in front of two screens showing mutating video — of the sea, a painterly mountain scene, a forest evolving through the seasons — it was hard to avoid the sense that a narrative lurked just out of reach, that the dancers had access to something that the audience couldn't grasp.
Figure 3b shows how the tree species diversity index of the entire forest evolved from its initial level to the steady state with the policy that maximized expected tree species diversity.
These forests evolved to withstand temperatures in excess of minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit, and these frigid temperatures prevent bark beetle epidemics from occurring.
Some stayed in the forest and evolved into chimps; others — our ancestors — migrated to the grasslands.
The national forest stock evolves over time according to a growth-drain equation: I={I}_{-1}+{G}_{-1}-{S}_{-1} (1).
Cummings (2007) showed that vision and color sensitivity in some kelp forest fishes evolved primarily for foraging and habitat; mating coloration was secondary adapted to the visual systems that had evolved within those constraints.
It is the duikers' ability to utilize the fruits, flowers, and leaves that rain down from the canopy that has enabled this tribe to exploit African forests by evolving different species that are specialized to subsist in virtually every type of wooded habitat.
Further, we provide evidence that it was not until the Late Devonian, when large land plants and forests first evolved, that oxygen levels reached those comparable to the modern world.
Therefore, one might conclude that strain CI represents a B. anthracis subspecies endemic in rain forests that evolved recently from a motile progenitor similar to B. cereus E33L and B. thuringiensis serovar konkukian strain 97-27.
Moreover, the ripe fruit production peak in seasonally dry tropical forests has evolved to precede favourable conditions for the survival of seeds, germination and the development of seedlings (Frankie et al. 1974; van Schaik et al. 1993; Bhat and Murali 2001), which could also be applicable to tropical montane communities such as the bush vegetation in the Venezuelan Guayana Highlands.
