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adaptation -- Change in a organism resulting from natural selection; a structure which is the result of such selection.

We hypothesize that the populations represented by these MAGs recently underwent a genome-wide purge of genomic diversity due to a clonal expansion resulting from ecological selection.

Ka, S. et al. Differentially expressed genes in hypothalamus in relation to genomic regions under selection in two chicken lines resulting from divergent selection for high or low body weight.

Alternative models for the decline in fitness would change the steepness of adaptive peaks in the different habitats and directly affect the amount of isolation resulting from ecological selection.

Finally, the multimodal and highly synchronized dive of male hummingbirds might simply suggest "a taste for the beautiful 47 and "the evolution of beauty 48, resulting from strong selection by females' sensory biases or aesthetic preferences.

We find that favorable childhood conditions exert a negative direct impact on survival probability at senior ages, possibly resulting from mortality selection.

Each individual, VMs-to-PMs assignment, resulting from the selection is mutated using the mutation probability.

The second flavor, "explanatory" adaptationism, is the view that explaining traits as adaptations resulting from natural selection is the central goal of evolutionary biology.

Products resulting from mutation selection are not included.

These different, but congeneric (or conspecific), domesticates show similar changes resulting from human selection.

Both forward and backward selection procedures produced similar results, therefore only the adjusted model resulting from backward selection is presented.