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A common intermediate stage in the process towards reproductive isolation is the evolution of partially reproductively isolated ecotypes, resulting from adaptation to different habitats.

The problems are caused by the variations in the ratio of the pigment PC to Chl a resulting from adaptation to varying environmental conditions.

A change in severity of a disease, presumably resulting from adaptation, has been observed in the case of the spirochete that causes syphilis, with the disease in human beings being less severe today than it was in the 16th century.

This is evident in the repulsive after effects resulting from adaptation.

For some cells, the second-order Wiener kernel indicates additional filtering that follows after the nonlinearity, which may correspond to feedback dynamics resulting from adaptation or gain control.

Adaptive convergence in gene sequences resulting from adaptation to particular ecological function is a potential source of phylogenetic conflict in phyllostomids.

Noest et al. [31] modeled the selection process as how trajectories diverge when approaching the saddle point between two coexisting attractors that encode two potential percepts, and modeled the alternations in perception as resulting from adaptation-driven destabilization of the currently active attractor.

In addition to revealing reproductive traits negatively affected by inbreeding and thus enhanced by heterosis, the experiments allowed us to identify profound changes in the male reproductive phenotype resulting from adaptations to mating in the laboratory.

This hypothesis suggests that "virulence factors result from adaptation to other ecological niches" and, in particular, from "selective pressure exerted by protozoan predator 66.

Conclusions: Smaller increases in passive muscle stiffness and soreness, and faster maximal isometric torque recovery after the second bout of eccentric exercise could result from adaptation process that occurred after the first bout.

In contrast, variations in the morphological traits of roots, including average diameter, root length, root area, specific root length (length/mass ratio), and specific root area (area/mass ratio), are considered to result from adaptation to soil resource capture (water and mineral nutrients) (Wang et al. 2013).