Examples of using Evolutionary adaptation in English and their translations into German
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And an evolutionary adaptation to that.
This, in turn, drives rapid evolutionary adaptation.
Our ancestors' evolutionary adaptation is our challenge on the road to becoming physically fit.
Human speech and language are recent evolutionary adaptations.
It is an evolutionary adaptation to the easy movement among the hair or feathers of the host.
After about 65 million years of evolutionary adaptation... and natural selection.
Against this, above all, is the ability of plant pathogens to overcome the plant's protective mechanisms using fast evolutionary adaptations.
As such, they facilitate the rapid evolutionary adaptation of these surface proteins.
This is what evolutionary cognitive theory does:it wants to derive the human capacity for knowledge from what promotes evolutionary adaptation and survival.
This behavior can be understood as an evolutionary adaptation to spider-hunting vertebrates.
This clearly demonstrates that of the 16 GSTs the cotton bollworm needs for many different metabolic pathways,this specific GST represents the evolutionary adaptation to its host plants," says Prof.
These two processes of rapid evolutionary adaptation can be illustrated using the analogy of a football game.
This is, above all, a question of specialization and evolutionary adaptation.
And all their evolutionary adaptations are aimed precisely at adapting to the permanent presence on the body of people.
But which temperature-sensitive part of the haemoglobin has caused this evolutionary adaptation, remained open until now.
This produced an evolutionary adaptation of the monogram so that the firm could strengthen its position in the premium cruise sector.
The successful opponent may mate-he has two so-called hemipenes to choose from, an evolutionary adaptation to the vulnerability of this organ.
This does not appear to require slow evolutionary adaptations, but can be achieved within the physiological constraints of the species.
Nicole Dubilier(56) is a highly regarded marine scientist with a particular interest in symbioses in the seas,especially the ecological and evolutionary adaptations between bacteria and marine invertebrates.
This effect of insulin could constitute an evolutionary adaptation by the body to an irregular food supply and extended periods of hunger.
Evolutionary adaptations of bacteria to life in cell networks with appropriate division of labor lead to an optimization of the cell-specific metabolism, followed by a reduction of genetic resources to a minimum.
The overall goal of the Department is to study evolutionary adaptations in insects which are mediated by chemical signals.
The researchers are not sure whether the different responses of the great titsresult from environmental information from their respective surroundings, or whether it represents an evolutionary adaptation to living at different latitudes.
Is this a good evolutionary adaptation, or is it going to lead us to being the shortest-lived hominid species on planet Earth?
The psychologist Paul Rozin has shown howdisgust, as Charles Darwin first noted, is an evolutionary adaptation that deters us from bad meat, so it is naturally triggered by animals and animal waste products.
This may have been an evolutionary adaptation to the colder climate of Europe and Asia, as a more compact body loses less heat to the environment.
In contrast, on Surtsey the evolutionary paradigmlacked any predictive value:'There was no complex evolutionary adaptation to the surroundings nor even a replication of ecosystems on neighbouring islands. What came, came.'5 What came.
This is an important evolutionary adaptation, ensuring the ease of movement of parasites in the coat and minimal risk for the flea to be caught and crushed.
How will physiological responses, evolutionary adaptation and compositional change interact with the overall ecosystem response to global change?
Vice versa it maybe presumed that there may be a form of evolutionary adaptation directed to develop visual cues which are different from non rewarding plants being abundant in a certain region- as it could be the case in Western Ireland with the many white-flowered forms of Dactylorhiza fuchsii on meadows with earlier flowering Orchis mascula. Posted on 1.