Local adaptation and adaptive differentiation in fragmented
Local adaptation and outbreeding depression in fragmented populations of Rutidosis leptorrhynchoides (Asteraceae)
... first local adaptation experiment and the soil collection from Goulbum for the second local adaptation ...first local adaptation experiment, harvesting material from the ...
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A major locus controls local adaptation and adaptive life history variation in a perennial plant
... of local adaptation across a latitudinal gradient that limits the length of the growing season in European aspen ( Popu- lus tremula ...genetic differentiation at neutral molecular markers, ...
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Neutral and quantitative genetic differentiation among Trollius europaeus populations within a fragmented landscape
... Potential effect of elevation on selection Because the indications for divergent selection in most traits disappeared after the exclusion of the single high elevation population ARV, the selection pattern found might be ...
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Small but diverse: patterns of sexual trait differentiation among fragmented trout populations of varying size
... Taylor, E.B., 1991. A review of local adaptation in Salmonidae, with particular reference to Pacific and Atlantic salmon. Aquaculture, 98(1), pp.185–207. Weatherly, A.H. & Gill, H.S., 1987. The biology ...
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Arabidopsis halleri: a perennial model system for studying population differentiation and local adaptation
... population differentiation and local ...Abstract Local adaptation is assumed to occur when populations differ in a phenotypic trait or a set of traits, and such variation has a genetic ...
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Impacts of local adaptation of forest trees on associations with herbivorous insects: implications for adaptive forest management
... of local native tree popula- tions by input from nonlocal populations currently experiencing predicted future ...for local native gallwasp herbivores sampled from 20 provenances of sessile oak (Quercus ...
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Genomic Analysis of Adaptive Differentiation in Drosophila melanogaster
... map differentiation throughout the genome, we hybridized DNA from temperate and subtropical populations to Affymetrix tiling ...Genomic differentiation is distributed nonrandomly with respect to gene ...
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Growth or differentiation? Adaptive regeneration in the brittlestar Amphiura filiformis
... and differentiation rates could reflect a valuable adaptation to biotic disturbance: according to the amount of tissue lost, the arm will invest more energy either in growth or in ...rapid ...
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Environmental adaptation of buildings through morphological differentiation: A biomimetic approach
... the adaptive role of morphology in their environmental context and during changing conditions is a significant step towards the development of new building solutions that enhance ...environmental adaptation ...
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Is local best? Examining the evidence for local adaptation in trees and its scale
... for adaptive variation in a number of tree species in North-West America, owing to features such as aspect and altitude ...of adaptive fitness ...of local seed source ...
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Effectiveness of the Local Adaptation Plan of Action to support climate change adaptation in Nepal
... change adaptation in developing countries as a whole, and to handling global change in particular, is to link local adaptation needs on the one hand, with national adaptation initiatives on ...
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Local planning for climate adaptation in coastal Queensland
... reviews adaptation actions in climate change strategies by four urban Queensland coastal councils ...their adaptive response categories: Emphasising Nature, Emphasising Development and Managed Nature ...
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Role of Local Context in Automatic Deidentification of Ungrammatical, Fragmented Text
... with Local Context We hypothesize that systems that rely on dictionar- ies and hand-tailored heuristics face a major chal- lenge when particular PHI can be used in many dif- ferent contexts, when PHI are ...
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Designer adaptation in adaptive hypermedia authoring
... of Adaptive hypermedia A hypermedia system is a database-like software system, which can be accessed using a hypermedia tool, as for instance the web via a web browser ...be adaptive if it can automatically ...
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ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTS: SPATIAL ADAPTATION BY RECONFIGURATION
... ADAPTATION BY RECONFIGURATION Shreya Sen 1 Abstract Space Crunch” is a daily struggle in the life of majority of Urban Dwellers, more so for growing families to which they either respond with unique design ...
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FRAGMENTED SYSTEM FRAGMENTED FAMILIES
... is fragmented, dividing mothers and children into two separate tracks and preventing mothers from having contact with and obtaining information about their ...
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Local Governments and the Adaptation Process
... • Liability: Without consistent planning legislation, or defined adaptation-related roles and responsibilities, councils may not be able to reject maladaptive development, which will create litigation risks. • ...
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Digital Adaptation in Local News
... online local news 31 Secure sites The security of a news website may not immediately affect how a user ex- periences the site, but it sends a message about how well the publisher values the user’s safety from ...
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Active adaptation at the local level
... Fig. 3: Automation timeline of Mjøs Metal Working Ltd. (1981-2013) (Source: Skjærvik, 2014) 4 Summary and discussion of findings With one exception, the firms under scrutiny all survived and continued with a fairly ...
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Adaptation and New Media:Establishing the Videogame as an Adaptive Medium
... videogame adaptation led game designers and filmmakers alike to consider more carefully the differences and similarities between videogames and films, such as the level of control given to the ...
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