Experimental Adaptation is a scientific methodology within evolutionary biology that involves the controlled manipulation of environmental or genetic conditions in laboratory populations to observe and analyze the emergence of adaptive traits, thereby distinguishing it from observational or theoretical approaches to studying evolutionary trade-offs.
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The Definition and Recognition of Biological Adaptation
Walter J. Bock · American Zoologist · 1980 · 301 citations · Full text
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