Sentence examples for morphological adaptations occurring from inspiring English sources
Our results provide evidence of morphological adaptations occurring in both newborn and mature hippocampal neurons that might underlie resilient responses to chronic stress and that might contribute to the therapeutic effects of chronic Hypericum perforatum treatment.
These results provide evidence of morphological adaptations occurring in mature hippocampal neurons that might underlie resilient responses to chronic stress and contribute to the therapeutic effects of chronic Hypericum perforatum treatment.
The transcriptional changes observed in VEGFδ/δ mice would be predicted to result in a reduced capacity for the morphological adaptations that occur during plasticity of the motor unit, resulting in increased vulnerability to degeneration.
At what level do adaptations occur?
Alternatively, if the different parts of the head represent independent modules, eco-morphological adaptation could occur without influencing other morphological aspects within the head.
Some Lake Superior brook trout may emigrate from natal streams as early as age 1+ [60], therefore morphological adaptations to migration are likely to occur before this age.
This clade is difficult to define morphologically due to the morphological adaptations exhibited by the ostiolar Sycophaga and by the morphological characters of the Idarnes incerta species group.
However, migration in some fish or populations may not occur until age 2+ [84], in this case morphological adaptations to the lake environment may not appear until later life stages in which this study did not cover.
Of the species occurring in the RNP region, only a few have morphological adaptations to strong currents [ 11, 45] and high currents might prevent some species from colonising streams.
Include a table on the map that associates different morphological adaptations and ecological conditions.
There are usually both genotypic and phenotypic aspects to such physiological and morphological adaptations.
