Sentence examples for the same adaptation from inspiring English sources
Supporters of Gould's view might argue that Anolis lizards and stickleback fish and most other examples of adaptive convergence for that matter are cases where the same adaptation has evolved independently among closely related taxa.
Applying the same adaptation rates everywhere is not well founded; spatial variation in adaptive capacity is certainly great and is largely unknown.
The fit at 32°C yields the same adaptation parameters as obtained from fitting dose-response curves of adapting cells [ 47].
For example, when dyslexic students see the same word repeatedly, brain regions involved in reading do not show the same adaptation seen in typical readers.
Since the same adaptation rules are used for arteries and veins, all vascular impedances are determined mainly by two parameters only.
Adding in the same adaptation rate everywhere shifts projected bleaching timing back, yet the projected spatial patterns do not change and these should be the focus for local management planning.
The lichens developed the same adaptations to survive and thrive in vastly different regions of the world.
Those are the same adaptations that enable creatures living in lakes and rivers at high latitudes to survive a normal winter, when the bodies of water freeze over and 24-hour darkness reigns for weeks or months at a time, Lewis says.
The same adaptations that conserve heat while in water tend to inhibit heat loss when out of water.
Results demonstrate that target detection is critically dependent on the width of the spectral protection region, and the 'density' of the maskers (Micheyl et al., 2007b; Gutschalk et al., 2008; Elhilali et al., 2009b), and has been hypothesized to rely on the same adaptation-based mechanisms as proposed in the context of simple streaming signals (Micheyl et al., 2007b).
We hypothesized that if polymorphic inversions in the distant species confer the same adaptations than similar sets of genes can be present within inversions of these species.
