A generation who grew up with games have kept on playing; many now play video games (such as "Lego Star Wars") with their children.But, partly as a consequence of that diversification, much of the industry's growth is now coming from sources other than dedicated games consoles.
We found that this resurgence is a consequence of the diversification of particular strains of the bacteria.
In certain cases, hybridization would be a consequence of rapid diversification [ 94, 99] rather than its driving force [ 100].
Such variation may be a consequence of ancient diversification of 5S rDNA repeat types and its fixation in the main lineages of vertebrates.
First, in relation to the pro-TPP stance adopted by the Mexican government on the assumption that it provides vast opportunities to enter new markets in Asia, I ask: Based on Mexico's experience with bilateral and multilateral trade agreements, is it realistic to expect economic diversification as a consequence of the TPP?
This study indicates, for the first time, that distinct ecotypes of island freshwater fish species may be formed as a consequence of loss of migration and subsequent diversification.
Populations of freshwater fish that have not established themselves by dispersal into recently de-glaciated areas appear much more likely to exhibit significantly greater evolutionary diversification as a consequence of isolation within watershed boundaries [ 13, 15, 51].
This genic and functional diversification could be a consequence of their sessile biology.
In Physcomitrella, Selaginella, and in the eudicots, PPO diversification is largely a consequence of species-specific gene duplication and divergence.
The power-law decay of the rank-frequency spectrum is a consequence of exponential amplification (via selection) competing with diversification (through mutation and recombination), similar to the mechanism of preferential attachment originally proposed by Yule (1925).
