evolutionary change
Coping with multiple enemies : pairwise interactions do not predict evolutionary change in complex multitrophic communities
... We found no evidence of evolutionary change in B. subtilis response to either predator or parasite in monocul- tures. In contrast, adaptation to the parasitic bacteriophage was driven indirectly by ...
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Making evolution stick: using sticky notes to teach the mechanisms of evolutionary change
... of evolutionary change using the commonly available sticky ...making evolutionary theory more concrete, this activ- ity should improve student understanding and accept- ance of ...
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Organisational adaptation or environmental selection? An enhancement of the evolutionary change theory based on a study of the New Zealand electricity industry
... organisational change literature by taking a more inclusive view of industry context to a greater degree than previous ...for change to ...organisational change in the New Zealand electricity ...
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Survival and Breakthrough: A Case Study of Evolutionary Change in a State-Owned Enterprise Liu et al.
... organizational change. Results from our study suggest that organizational evolutionary change strategies should include institutionalization strategies, development of marketing channels, festival ...
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Evolution by Jumps: Francis Galton and William Bateson and the Mechanism of Evolutionary Change
... for evolutionary Bateson says he was convinced that continuous and dis- processes observable within the span of a human life- continuous variation “are distinct essentially ...
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Micro-evolutionary change in relation to insecticide resistance in the peach-potato aphid, Myzus persicae
... For example, in their first season, resistant genotypes from an obligate sexual population would respond to winter by producing sexual forms. These would be a reproductive dead end if they could not find peach trees and ...
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Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport in vertebrate erythrocytes: an evolutionary change in the role of membrane transport
... intracellular pH, if its turnover rate approaches the uncatalyzed rate of dehydration of bicarbonate and protons to carbon dioxide (i.e. the speed at which protons are buffered extracellularly; Motais et al. 1989; ...
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Spatial and environmental components of evolutionary change: interactive effects of salinity and temperature onFucus vesiculosus as an example
... Temperature responses of some North Atlantic Cladophora species (Chlorophyceae) in relation to their geographic distribution.. Algues de la c6te aflantique marocaine.[r] ...
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EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE OF RESTRICTION CLEAVAGE SITES AND PHYLOGENETIC INFERENCE
... veloped for the probability of having a particular pattern of site changes among evolutionary lineages, such as parallel gains or losses of sites, and for inferring th[r] ...
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Nucleotide Sequence of the Adh Gene Region of Drosophila pseudoobscura: Evolutionary Change and Evidence for an Ancient Gene Duplication
... In addition, conservation of nucleotide and amino acid sequence and similarity in hydropathy plots suggests that the gene 3’ to Adh represents an ancient duplication of the A d h [r] ...
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Butterfly wing patterns: Developmental mechanisms and evolutionary change
... The difference between the Precis and Bicyclus results (and between those from the different wing surfaces of Bicyclus; Brakefield & French, unpublished data) are likely to result fr[r] ...
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Evolutionary institutional change for sustainable rural livelihoods in Central and Eastern Europe
... Human systems are also buffeted by exogenous events that challenge "fitness." Here, the resultant is not drawn from – is not limited to – some random process that rewards deviance by accident. Rather, the ...
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Which conceptual foundations for environmental policies? An institutional and evolutionary framework of economic change
... an evolutionary representation of economic change is the link between multilevel selection and power: multilevel (or group) selection theory of evolutionary change involves selection operating ...
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The Evolutionary Gene and the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis
... all is well’ with our current understanding of evolutionary theory (Wray et al. [2014]). SET, which EES proponents believe retains the core of the MS, has the following three tenets: ‘new variation arises through ...
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Evolutionary games on graphs and the speed of the evolutionary process
... investigate evolutionary games with the invasion process updating rules on three simple non-directed graphs: the star, the circle and the complete ...stochastic evolutionary game ...the evolutionary ...
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Technical change in a combined Classical Evolutionary multi sector economy: Causes, Effects and implications for economic and social policy
... The causes and effects of technical change are investigated in a multi-sector economy. The underlying modelling framework is a hybrid of Classical economic thinking as introduced by Ricardo (1821) and formalised by ...
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Temperature and Nutrient Change and Their Evolutionary Consequences
... allocation has on two epiphytic bromeliad species, Vriesea cathyi and Tilandsia bulbosa on biomass production and growth rates over 40 days. I hypothesized that plants under high temperature would have a lower growth ...
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An Evolutionary Particularity Principle for Evolutionary System of Classes of Fructophyta
... highest evolutionary phylum taxa and an important position in terrestrial ecosystems and human wellbeing, whose origin and evolution had always been thought as ...the evolutionary continuity principle of ...
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Evolutionary Psychology’s Place in Evolutionary Studies: a Tale of Promise and Challenge
... The Evolutionary Studies (EvoS) Consortium and the academic programs born from its creation have been wildly successful in their initial ...of Evolutionary Psychology (EP), a perspective in the behavioral ...
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On Evolutionary Phonology
... sound change feels intuitive in some ..., CHANGE , and CHOICE do not play any role in sound ...sound change would not be a trivial ...specific change, either a priori or in ...
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