Hibernation involves the absence of temperature regulation for long periods in addition to adaptations of circulation, respiration, and renal function and the suspension of most aspects of activity.
In addition to adaptations in hind limb structure, avian musculoskeletal respiratory structures vary with specialisation to different forms of locomotion (Tickle et al., 2009; Tickle et al., 2007).
Therefore, planting trees may also be taken by the farmers partly as a mitigation strategy in addition to adaptation.
Higher parenting stress in mothers of children born very preterm may be in part a response to poorer neurobehavioral development, reflecting realistic concerns in addition to adaptation to the trauma of preterm delivery.
In addition to adaptation of the HA, the adaptation of the polymerase basic 2 (proteinotein was recently found to be necessary for influenza virus transmission in experimentally inoculated mammals.
In addition to adaptation, codon optimisation has been shown to improve the performance of heterologous bacterial isomerase pathways in S. cerevisiae [ 43].
In addition to adaptation, it may be important also to mention genetic drift, and subsequent development of incompatibilities between isolated populations.
In addition to adaptation in prey defense, we also provide theoretical examples of indirect evolutionary rescue via adaptation in predator foraging (Matsuda et al. 1996; Kondoh 2003) and in competition mediated by chemical allelopathy (Mougi 2013) (Appendices S1 and S2).
Successful investment in zoonoses control requires assessment of the cost of disease and the cost-effectiveness of proposed interventions, in addition to adaptation of the interventions to the local context.
Here, we found that, in addition to adaptation at the level of thalamocortical inputs, two distinct types of interneurons, PVs and SOMs, differentially contributed to SSA in the primary auditory cortex.
In addition to the adaptations that make grasses ecologically successful, the grass spikelet has apparently been a competent means of protecting the flower, developing the fruit, and dispersing the seed.
