- In evolution, a
maladaptation (/ˌmælædæpˈteɪʃən/) is a
trait that is (or has become) more
harmful than helpful, in
contrast with an adaptation, which...
- alike, all non-adapted
systems experience maladaptation in
their own way,... But in the
chaos of
maladaptation,
there is an order. It seems, paradoxically...
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adaptations in the ****ure. The term
maladaptation was
first introduced by the IPCC in 2001. The IPCC
explains maladaptation as follows: "actions that may lead...
- The
politics of
climate change results from
different perspectives on how to
respond to
climate change.
Global warming is
driven largely by the emissions...
- Paul; White, Iain; Connelly,
Angela (1
September 2015). "Insurance as
maladaptation:
Resilience and the 'business as usual' paradox" (PDF). Environment...
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processes Adaptation Evolution Genetic drift Gene flow
History of life
Maladaptation Modern synthesis Mutation Natural selection Neutral theory Po****tion...
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maladapted individuals, and
consequently the
mutations that
caused the
maladaptation. At the same time, new
mutations occur,
resulting in a mutation–selection...
- fruit-eating
mammals inhabiting the same
ecosystems today suggest maladaptation.
Maladaptation of such
fruiting plants will
intensify as
ongoing climate change...
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resistance to
pathogens in wild po****tions. With the
increasing risks of
maladaptation in
organisms as a
result of
climate change and
other perturbations,...
- survival, it can be said that in some instances, it has
turned into a
maladaptation.
Oxytocin (OT) is a
neurophysical hormone produced in the brain. It...
