You'd think then, that if only as an exercise in prudent government – forget about climate change for a moment – aggressive energy diversification into abundant, domestic renewable sources would be a good idea.
This rare combination of abundant intraspecific variation and rapid diversification means that these characters are particularly useful for examining the molecular basis of morphological evolution.
Such a scenario is consistent with King's [ 71] hypothesis that evolution of small body size in Mustela was partly driven by adaptation to exploit abundant resources presented by rodent diversification during the Pliocene.
This study laid the ground work for studying the evolutionary origin and diversification of feathers as abundant data were produced for the study of feather morphogenesis.
So it is possible that more abundant mammal species have both higher net diversification and lower substitution rate, and that these relationships could confound our ability to observe a positive link between net diversification and the substitution rate.
We therefore hypothesized that such an aberrant diversification of the B-cell repertoire might produce abundant autoreactive B cells that eventually would overwhelm peripheral tolerance mechanisms.
Here we investigated the molecular processes driving diversification of the outer membrane protein WSP, one of the most abundant Wolbachia proteins found in Drosophila eggs.
Flowers play a role in the diversification, the team says, but leaf veins help these plants become so abundant.
Abundant fossils from the Ediacaran and Cambrian showing cnidarian grade grossly suggest that cnidarian diversification occurred earlier than that of other eumetazoans.
Early differentially methylated genes may contribute to onset and progression of the disease, while the far more abundant and diverse differentially methylated genes at the late leukemic disease stage may reflect clonal diversification of AML and bystander events.
Based on the model of adaptively radiating lineages expounded above, we may predict that phenotypic diversification is high early in a group's history, when ancestors enter an adaptive zone with abundant resources [ 3, 10].
