Similar words: specialization, depreciation, appreciation, specification, specifications, special session, special, especial. Meaning: n. the evolution of a biological species.
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31 Being at the forefront to the current international analytical chemistry, trace analysis and speciation analysis is important and practical to the studying and protecting environment.
32 These studies of speciation in action illustrate the plausibility of reinforcement and sympatric speciation, both of which are increasingly well supported by theory (12) and empirical work (table S1).
33 Speciation can also be happened with a long term evolutionary process, through the vicariance or dispersal events and cause a monophyletic clade within high diversity taxa on the species level.
34 The terms adaptation, speciation, mutation are all the jargon of transformation -- of differences over time.
35 Much of this diversification has occurred recently, creating spectacular examples of adaptive radiation and of speciation in action (table S1).
36 Speciation analysis on heavy metal in pollution soil is the key to soil remediation.
37 Often cited examples of sympatric speciation are found in insects which become dependent on different host plants in the same area.
38 Microevolution looks at changes within species overtime — changes that may be preludes to speciation, the origin of newspecies.
39 This can result in sympatric speciation , in which new species arise even though no geographical isolation has taken place.
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