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Worse, inappropriate or imprecise drug dosing may drive selection for resistant microorganisms (Lees et al. 2006), that affect both veterinary and human medicine.

Finally, our experimental manipulation of the habitat during a naturally wet year provides corroborative evidence that habitat use may drive selection.

To gain insights about what factors may drive selection in this system, we tested for associations between the spatial distribution of allele frequencies and a range of environmental and seascape parameters.

Spatio-temporally variable landscapes may drive selection of traits that promote dispersal, as greater dispersal abilities and propensity to disperse in these landscapes may confer fitness advantages, allowing individuals and populations to track available resources and escape declining local conditions.

Ironically, the use of (partially effective) vaccines and antimicrobials to control pathogens in intensive systems (including antibiotics as feed additives for growth purposes) and in human medicine may drive selection of pathogens with increased virulence and antibiotic resistance.

The pleiotropic effect of artemisinin pressure reported is a major concern for ACT-based drug policy because sustained pressure on artemisinin-resistant parasites may drive selection of artemisinin resistance in older parasite stages and result in decreased efficacy of the partner drug in the field.

Here we show, by examining both "matched filters", i.e. the frequency tuning filter and the directionality filter in the same individuals, that the frequency providing strongest stimulation for the auditory system may provide only poor directional cues, and that the trade-off between both filters in receivers may drive stabilizing selection of the CF in the male signal.

Therefore, the density, diversity, and composition of competitors may drive the selection mosaic [ 30].

The migration of the golden brown mouse lemur from rainforests into more open habitats [ 7, 51- 53] may have driven selection towards longer calls with more rapidly modulated elements.

Analysis of publicly available gene expression datasets aided in identifying three oncogene candidates that may have driven selection for DNA copy number increases in this region (VCP, DCTN3, and STOML2).

An alternate explanation is that because production of peptidoglycan is tightly linked with DNA replication, cell growth, and cell division, selection pressure on aspects of bacterial growth including growth phase and growth rate may have driven selection in peptidoglycan synthesis [ 58].