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Page 123
... changes in its environment can produce damaging changes within it . Physiological malfunctions and disturbances of normal growth can be induced by changes of diet or by invasion of microorganisms or other agents . Nearly all organisms ...
... changes in its environment can produce damaging changes within it . Physiological malfunctions and disturbances of normal growth can be induced by changes of diet or by invasion of microorganisms or other agents . Nearly all organisms ...
Page 126
... changes in distribution in the history of the Earth . A specific type of organism can establish one of three possible patterns of dispersion in a given area : a random pattern ; an aggregated pattern , in which organisms gather in ...
... changes in distribution in the history of the Earth . A specific type of organism can establish one of three possible patterns of dispersion in a given area : a random pattern ; an aggregated pattern , in which organisms gather in ...
Page 144
... changes were rapid and effected very large differences in repro- ductive fitness of the various types under dif- ferent climatic conditions . Furthermore , the course of many of the changes could be ob- served in laboratory populations ...
... changes were rapid and effected very large differences in repro- ductive fitness of the various types under dif- ferent climatic conditions . Furthermore , the course of many of the changes could be ob- served in laboratory populations ...
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