For instance, lizards on islands show a host of trait changes including melanism, modified limb lengths and head shapes, size change (i.e. dwarfism or gigantism), smaller clutch size, frequent shifts to herbivorous diets, and reduced aggressiveness [ 22, 26- 37].
A total of 103 cycles of selection have produced nine related populations that exhibit phenotypic extremes for grain composition and a host of correlated traits.
While startups require decisiveness, perseverance, and a host of other traits to start, they don't initially require ideas.
Clearly, there will be a host of personality traits that will be influenced by both my husband and I.
You can point to a host of unlikable traits about Florida, and perhaps you could once point that nagging finger at our music, but not now.
You can point to a host of unlikeable traits about Florida, and perhaps you could once point that nagging finger at our music, but not now.
Because new science has revealed that the size of a woman's ring finger can predict her entrepreneurship, career interests, and a host of other traits essential to success in a high stakes, high-tech career.
Giraud et al. [ 69] showed that certain pathogen life traits (i.e., production of numerous propagules, gene exchange occurring within hosts, linkage of traits experiencing selection, and strong selection imposed by the hosts) likely render them prone to rapid ecological speciation by host shifts (i.e., speciation by specialization onto a novel host).
The traits we measured and, presumably a host of other unmeasured traits that affect browse-susceptibility have high phylogenetic heritabrowse-susceptibility have
All measures of r-PTR and of host traits showed some degree of phylogenetic patterning (λ > 0, Table 2).
