Titlebook: Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics of Drosophila; J. S. F. Barker,William T. Starmer,Ross J. MacInty Book 1990 Springer Science+Business

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-2477-6nt to environmental ethanol (McKenzie and Parsons, 1972; David ., 1976), but it is able to use ethanol as a food source (McKechnie and Geer, 1984; Geer ., 1985). Judgement of the degree of ethanol tolerance in . is complicated by the complex nature of the trait, and by the diversity of the tests tha

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,Erstellung einer Landstra?e (Tragschicht), maintained for metabolic processes to continue and for DNA to replicate. Such adaptations occur at all levels of organisation. At one extreme, mobility and behavioural adaptations allow the organism to experience only optimal patches of a heterogeneous environment. Other adaptations enable the orga

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,Einsatzplanung für die Baustelle,, a mechanistic understanding of the biochemical and physiological role(s) of a gene product can reveal complexities which are vital to a full comprehension of the myriad effects of selection. This view is well expressed in the following quotation from Watt (1985, p. 124) which has its origins in a

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978-1-4684-8770-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990

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,Teilprojekt TP 5 – Geometrieerfassung,wed by Begon, 1982). Both lines of investigation suggested that the two organisms depend on one another for survival. The dependencies are basically mutualistic. The yeasts rely on insects such as . species for dispersal to new habitats while the . rely on the yeasts for nutrition during larval development and egg maturation.

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