In biology, co-adaptation is the process by which two or more species, genes or phenotypic traits undergo adaptation as a pair or group. This occurs when two or more interacting characteristics undergo natural selection together in response to the same selective pressure or when selective pressures alter one characteristic and consecutively ...

2013年9月10日 · Co-adaptation (or co-evolution), the parallel feedback process by which agents continuously adapt to the changes induced by the adaptive actions of other agents, is a ubiquitous feature of complex adaptive systems, from eco-systems to economies.

2017年4月29日 · The process by which two or more species, traits, organs, or genes undergo adaptation as a pair or group is called as co adaptation. This occurs when two or more characteristics undergo natural selection together, as a response to the same selective pressure.

2018年5月23日 · co-adaptation The development and maintenance of advantageous genetic traits, so that mutual relationships can persist. Predator-prey and flower-pollinator relationships often exhibit examples of co-adaptation, which is an aspect of co-evolution.

2008年10月10日 · Here, we shall review the evidence for co-evolution and co-adaptation at the molecular level, indicating the practical consequences of their study on our understanding of the organization of protein interactions, and how they are exploited to predict protein interactions.

We report clear influences of community adaptation on each of the three BEF relationships investigated, highlighting how co-adaptation impacts species trait distribution and, in turn, functioning properties.

In our review, we compare the two approaches in the context of parent–offspring conflict and co-adaptation, and address the hitherto unresolved issue of how we might reconcile these two approaches to establish a common framework that combines central …

2013年9月10日 · Co-adaptation (or co-evolution), the parallel feedback process by which agents continuously adapt to the changes induced by the adaptive actions of other agents, is a ubiquitous feature of complex adaptive systems, from eco-systems to economies.

Coadaptation can occur between interacting genes or structures within an organism or between two or more interacting species. Coadaptation definition: . See examples of COADAPTATION …

Using a simple model of behavioral co-adaptation among agents whose individual actions construct a common environment, we present evidence that the formation of unequal groups is endemic to co-adaptive processes that endogenously alter the environment; agents tend to separate into two groups, one whose members stop adapting earliest (the in ...