CO OZNACZA SŁOWO PREADAPTIVE
Definicja słowa preadaptive w słowniku
Definicja preadaptive w słowniku ma tendencję do wcześniejszej adaptacji, powodując preadaptację.
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In other words, these mutants shared a common preadaptive origin on the master
plate and did not arise postadaptively because of a Lamarckian response to a
stimulus by the selective medium." Genetic Polymorphism: The Widespread ...
Monroe W. Strickberger,
2005
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Cave Biology: Life in Darkness
Life in Darkness Aldemaro Romero. Table 3.3 Fish families with troglomorphic
representatives If any of the putative 'preadaptive' features had been reported in
the family, that family was placed in the column of 'preadapted' families;
otherwise, ...
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Cave Biology: Life in Darkness
Life in Darkness Aldemaro Romero Díaz. Table 3.3 Fish families with
troglomorphic representatives If any of the putative 'preadaptive' features had
been reported in the family, that family was placed in the column of 'preadapted'
families; ...
Aldemaro Romero Díaz,
2009
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Perspectives on Genetics: Anecdotal, Historical, and ...
March 1989 Replica Plating and Indirect Selection of Bacterial Mutants Isolation
of Preadaptive Mutants in Bacteria by Sib Selection Joshua Lederberg The
Rockefeller University, New York, New York 10021 April 1989 Twenty-five Years
Ago ...
James Franklin Crow, William F. Dove,
2000
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African Ecology and Human Evolution
The pelvic modifications were probably associated with changes which were not
primarily concerned with locomotion, but which rendered the pelvis preadaptive
for erect posture. That is to say that the changes responsible for making the ...
François Bourlière, Clark F. Howell,
2013
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State Learning and International Change
Some innovations may be "preadaptive" in that they facilitate an event that
happens in the future (Gould 1980, chap. 1). For example, British colonizing of
North America laid the groundwork for the founding of the United States. The
colonists ...
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Recombination and Meiosis: Models, Means, and Evolution
A certain feature is ascribed a preadaptive value if it is reused in a functional
setup that is markedly different from its original role, especially if it is coupled with
some degree of redundancy, such as duplication and subsequent specialization
of ...
Richard Egel, Dirk-Henner Lankenau,
2008
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Vygotsky Today: On the Verge of Non-classical Psychology
evolution (A.G. Asmolov, S.A. Smirnov, M.V. Tendriakova). The question about
the origins of Homo Sapiens in anthropogenesis is thus linked with the search of
preadaptive redundant behavioral forms existing alongside with making and
using ...
Aleksandr Grigorʹevich Asmolov,
1998
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Raising the Alarm: An Examination of Innovation and ...
Let us now ask two questions: [i] which constellation of self-selected
circumstances has the strongest preadaptive capacity for “5”? and [ii], which
constellation of self-selected circumstances is most likely to produce “6”? The
answers to ...
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Primate Evolution and Human Origins
The pelvic modifications were associated with changes which were not primarily
concerned with locomotion, but which rendered the pelvis preadaptive for erect
posture. That is to say that the changes responsible for making the change in ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «PREADAPTIVE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
preadaptive w wiadomościach.
Did homonins learn to walk upright in trees before walking upright …
In doing so, they have reinvigorated the debate over the emergence of behaviors preadaptive to bipedalism, and have shifted the focus back ... «ScienceBlogs, Cze 07»