Again, pro-selective life, the life they want you to lead has nothing to do with her civil rights and her willingness to find her own soul's journey.
Of course, the poem is selective and village life idealised, even if the ideal is attainable compared with that of conventional pastoral.
The filmmakers' deliberately narrow and selective view of life in Germany, or, rather, West Germany—a key distinction is suggested by the omission precisely of indicia of the division of Germany, and of Berlin.
Thus, the utilization of Ceratobasidium strains may afford epiphytes like Aerangis with an additional source of organic carbon, and therefore a selective advantage for life in the canopy.
These students found it hard to understand that in the same environment adaptations can be convergent because the selective pressures and life needs are similar.
Fishing can also be selective on certain life history traits; many types of fishing gear are designed to remove some individuals in preference to others (Todd and Larkin 1971; Hamley 1975; Law 2000; Kuparinen et al. 2009).
However, there are many examples where the simple predictions of this theory do not hold, leading some researchers to conclude that the theory has out-lived its usefulness, preferring to focus on the role of age-specific mortality rather than density as the driving selective force shaping life history (Stearns 1977).
Although such as association is not always straightforward due to the labile nature of recombination and its susceptibility to selective, stochastic and life trait related processes [e.g. [ 5- 8]], a direct and positive correlation between the rate of recombination and heterozygosity is expected under recurrent background selection regimes [ 9, 10].
This consideration adds a novel level of selective pressure affecting life-history evolution.
Senescence may therefore be considered an example of evolutionary antagonistic pleiotropy, whereby a trait that confers a selective advantage early in life (tumor suppression) may be retained even though it also has deleterious effects later in life [ 7].
