Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Co-evolution in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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There is more and more co-evolution.
Co-evolution has different aspects.
An exhibition about evolution and co-evolution.
In this respect processes of co-evolution between different organisms may play a role.
There is more and more co-evolution.
Ant and plants co-evolved; their co-evolution started about three million years ago.
There is an interesting thing here, where Marx is talking about a co-evolution.
This ability of the rainforest environment over time has allowed the co-evolution of animals and plants to develop to an unrivaled degree of complexity.
Fruit, in particular. We're drawn to, um, certain foods by co-evolution.
Dogs' co-evolution with humans equipped them with the cognitive machinery to not only respond to human social cues but to understand human mental states;
This award is a recognition of his work that focuses on the co-evolution of the immune system and pathogens.
have developed a way to communicate. This is an excellent example for co-evolution.
The occurrence of RNA silencing system mediated by miRNA involved the co-evolution of three balancing or similar sequences.
First, I have never thought of myself as a"former-Swami," as I was described by the editors of the 1983 Rodarmor article in the Co-Evolution Quarterly.
Separating history from natural selection during the co-evolution of hantaviruses and their rodent hosts in Europe.
evolution of immune system genes in various primate species and their co-evolution with pathogens.
have been shaped by millions of years of co-evolution and your current environment.
The results will be used to reconstruct the relationships among M. natalensis populations and investigate the co-evolution between M. natalensis and arenaviruses.
are in control of supply remains speculative as we still lack theoretical predictions on the co-evolution of behavioural reaction norms.