Examples of organismal

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Ecological constraints and community dynamics: linking community patterns to organismal ecology.
Similar logic applies when brain size is considered in a broader, organismal, context.
The twenty chapters range from ecological concepts and theory to field examples of key organismal groups and their interactions.
The degree to which transsplicing affects the cellular environment is unclear, as is its overall importance at the organismal level.
From gene to organismal phylogeny : reconciled trees and the gene tree\\species tree problem.
Other models for the relationship between gene trees and genome and organismal evolution that can account for existing reliable comparative genomic data should be entertained.
Organismal ageing is characterised by functional decline of tissues and organs with age and this is most obvious in situations of injury or stress.
Many organisms create or alter resource flows that affect the composition and spatial arrangement of current and future organismal diversity.
Individual genes often have different evolutionary histories, casting doubts that phylogenies calculated from single genes reflect the organismal phylogeny.
They, and organismal biologists, can also provide information on appropriate genetic backgrounds for realistic assessment of gene function in ecologically functional organisms.
Adaptations for foraging in non-human primates: contributions to an organismal biology of prosimians, monkeys and apes.
Second, the scientist often has little or no a priori understanding of how organismal design is integrated to generate constraints on the evolution of traits.
Simulations of genes and organismal lineages suggest that there was no single common ancestor that contained all the genes ancestral to the ones shared between the three domains of life.
Before this, all genotypic characterizations had to be done indirectly, by using information gathered at the cellular, organismal or population levels to make inferences about the hereditary system.
Moreover, it is difficult to believe that two hydrocarbons differing only slightly in the positions of the double bonds could cause a significant difference in organismal desiccation.