| The authors speculate that the fusion of polar bodies in the RKK might be a preadaptation to automictic parthenogenesis through central fusion. |
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| This represents an important preadaptation for a social parasite to gain reproductive dominance in host colonies. |
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| The model could be extended to cover factors such as the level of preadaptation by studying their effect on the parameter. |
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| If one changes between different function and effect it becomes meaningless to claim that the former was a preadaptation to the latter. |
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| Also they saw this as a contribution to the solution of the problem of preadaptation. |
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| The unending richness of our culinary imaginations shows that food, like the mouth, is an example of preadaptation. |
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| Another helpful preadaptation is a snippet of DNA that enhances the activity of the genes that drive the formation of limbs in the embryo. |
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| The presence of a preadaptation to freshwater transfer and its putative relation to desmoltification are discussed. |
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| Evolutionary Preadaptation and Cultural Development of Fiction. |
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