Sentence examples for the contemporary evolution of from inspiring English sources
Forest managers should consider adaptive management approaches that will consider the contemporary evolution of forest ecosystems in a changing environment.
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Here we tested the role of predator removal on the contemporary evolution of trophic traits in prey.
Here we examined the effect of predator release on the contemporary evolution of morphology and feeding performance in an experimentally introduced guppy population.
O'Steen et al. [57] examined the contemporary evolution of predator escape ability in several guppy introduction experiments, including the set of populations we utilized here.
However, the impact of predator release and competition on the contemporary evolution of guppy trophic traits, and the potential consequences of these shifts for trophic interactions, are currently unknown.
Host fitness improvements attributable to gene flow do not appear to result in direct conflict with mutualism while this seems to be an important mechanism for the ecological and contemporary evolution of the symbiotum.
Under this perspective, the higher gene flow rate of host grasses and their consequent high genetic variability would constitute an essential mechanism for the ecological resilience and contemporary evolution of the symbiotum (Saikkonen et al. 2004; Gundel et al. 2010).
The pervasive extent of anthropogenic disturbance to salmonid abundances underlines the importance that DDS may have in contemporary evolution of their populations.
Contemporary evolution of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp). is best viewed in the context of the evolutionary history of the species and the dynamic ecosystems they inhabit.
In guppies, predator release drives contemporary evolution of life history traits, increasing age and size at maturity [14], [15].
