Sentence examples for social selective from inspiring English sources

Brain and behavioural lateralization at the population level has been recently hypothesized to have evolved under social selective pressures as a strategy to optimize coordination among asymmetrical individuals.

For example, the loss of a particular color morph might change the social selective environment, particularly when color is used in intra- or intersexual signaling [ 46, 71].

Thus, the loss of one or several morphs might cause rapid divergence following a change in social selective environment in lizards.

The paper doesn't provide new information, but new arguments in favour of phagotrophy-early models and a new and detailed social-selective scenario for the origin of phagotrophy.

He said that rather than boosting social mobility, selective education worked against the poorest children who were just starting to benefit from education reforms introduced first by Labour's Tony Blair and later by the former education secretary Michael Gove.

The 11-plus leads to social segregation - selective schools routinely take far fewer children on free school meals, with special needs and from some minority ethnic groups than others in their surrounding communities.

Because these reserves manipulate both the resource (e.g. water provision and harvesting of prey species) and social environment (selective removals or supplementation of lion), separating the different competing drivers of spatial ecology is important in order to make the correct management decisions in such small reserves.

Absent social, altruistic/kin-selective, or "grandparenting" behaviors, post-reproductive traits typically cannot be selected for or against by evolution.