So when you encounter a new niche, your ability to vary may be more important than your ability to compete.
Crocodyliform survivability across the boundary may have resulted from their aquatic niche and ability to burrow, which reduced susceptibility to negative environmental effects at the boundary.
When a bacterial population is faced with a new niche, this ability to acquire new pathways confers considerable advantage [ 2].
With mechanisms for adapting to environmental extremes and for the utilization of their trophic niche, the ability of microorganisms to produce extracellular enzymes is of great survival value [ 16].
Reports concerning the ecological niche, survival abilities or nutritional requirements are lacking.
This dynamic nature allows for rapid adaptation of sensory processing to a noisy and changing world, and may also serve as a basis for the evolvement of niche culture abilities such as language.
In many forest ecosystems, fire is critical in maintaining indigenous plant communities, but can either promote or arrest the spread of invasive species depending on their regeneration niche and resprouting ability.
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These factual omissions are an unlikely coincidence, considering that if new legislation passes that applies to all products, these companies will lose their fear-laden niche and the ability to charge a premium for "safer" products.
You need to honestly evaluate your skills, network, discipline, niche, optimism and ability to be coachable to determine whether you're ready to start a new business.
Its broader prey niche, including its ability to take smaller prey, may give it an advantage over the jaguar in human-altered landscapes; while both are classified as near-threatened species, the cougar has a significantly larger current distribution.
