More functional or systemic research studies pertaining to these clustered SelP genes in amphioxus are necessary before a complete understanding of the profound evolutionary implications of these genes can be formed.
Did this behavior come from Africa after gradual development, or was it an abrupt transition through some profound evolutionary transformation, perhaps caused by hard-to-prove changes in communication by language?
"Ed Lewis worked to use genetics to show profound evolutionary strategies.
Exchange of one of the major bioelements may have profound evolutionary and geochemical significance.
Rather, it is the culmination of profound evolutionary changes that went largely unnoticed until it was too late.
Our study confirms that sex-biased dispersal has potentially profound evolutionary consequences that deserve further investigations.
Hybridization can have profound evolutionary consequences (Stebbins 1959; Arnold 1992; Rieseberg et al. 2003; Gompert et al. 2006).
Underlying the management techniques that have been employed to control bovine tuberculosis is the profound evolutionary consequences that result from such management techniques.
