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It was also demonstrated that such a system is strongly adaptive and gives good restored images independently of the kind of noises.

Some structures that do not confer a strong selective benefit to their hosts may be strongly adaptive in a different context (e.g., naturally-occurring carotenoids may also function in human nutrition).

We thus hypothesize that natural selection tailored a proximate mechanism for patch leaving, which is strongly adaptive in an environment where food is distributed in an aggregated way, as is the case in hunter-gathering populations.

Nevertheless, even without such evidence, published data demonstrate that the candidate barrier has strongly influenced adaptive and non-adaptive divergence among currently contiguous populations of A. callidryas, in the direction predicted for ring species.

Interestingly, evolutionary biologists who strongly emphasize adaptive evolution by natural selection (e.g., Dawkins 1986; Williams 1992)—the theory that undermined Paley's central conclusion more often express positive opinions of Natural Theology than do modern proponents of the argument from design.

Socioeconomic status and community resources strongly influence adaptive capacity and resilience.

Thirdly, genetic drift may strongly constrain adaptive evolution, where small populations suffer from maladaptive genetic differentiation due to influence from random processes [ 10].

These observations raise the possibility that the gut microbiota, which strongly influences adaptive and innate immunity (Blumberg and Powrie, 2012; Hooper et al, 2012), may impact AYAHL.

This is predicted because it is in these genomes that the TEs are selecting the most strongly for adaptive evolution in proteins of the piRNA machinery.

Such a large number of convergent replacements at the same previously conserved site strongly indicate adaptive pressure (Castoe et al. 2009).

Although more detailed studies and direct fitness estimates are needed to confirm local adaptation, the patterns observed here for embryonic and larval traits are strongly indicative of adaptive divergence and emphasize the importance of early life-history stages for adaptation [e.g., [ 11, 13, 57]].