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Standing genetic variation could also help evolutionary rescue by speeding adaptation (Burger and Lynch 1995; Lande and Shannon 1996; Orr and Unckless 2008), because alleles that are beneficial in the new environment are available immediately and at higher frequencies than can be provided by de novo mutation (Barrett and Schluter 2008; Hedrick 2013).

Hybridization could have speeded adaptation to this challenging new environment and is something the emerging human lineage would have had more use for than the chimps in their stable environment, Dr. Reich said.

Evolution experiments revealed that Hfr-mediated recombination significantly speeds adaptation in certain circumstances.

Nonetheless, a significant Group x Time interaction was shown for the sub-scores related to speed adaptation and car control handling (Table 8).

Under positive selection for a novel expression phenotype, this may speed adaptation, since greater mutational robustness generates greater genetic diversity and can help speed adaptation [ 22].

On the flip side, decreasing the intensity of selection can be problematic if one wishes to speed adaptation in threatened species.

Of the two mechanisms, homologous recombination occurs frequently in some bacteria, such as Streptomyces [ 3], Helicobacter pylori [ 4], and Neisseria [ 5], and could possibly speed adaptation by reducing competition between beneficial mutations [ 6].

In busy traffic, participants drive relatively close to the car in front of them as compared to under calm traffic conditions, but similar to the manifest speed adaptation, participants adapted their safety margins to the car in front.

While such determinism speeds adaptation on the smooth adaptive landscape represented by the simple environment, it can limit the ability of large populations from effectively exploring the underlying topography of rugged adaptive landscapes characterized by complex environments.

Perhaps more drivers should make a New Year's resolution to use their own intelligent speed adaptation and right foot to slow down anyway.

A report from the government's Commission for Integrated Transport recommends that a voluntary system of Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) rather than compulsory fitment should be considered.