The phrase "acceleration of evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological evolution, technological advancement, or metaphorical applications in various fields.
Example: "The acceleration of evolution in technology has led to rapid changes in how we communicate and interact with the world."
Alternatives: "speeding up of evolution" or "rapid evolution".
I think we should not assume special mechanisms for the acceleration of evolution created by evolution.
Several approaches have been used to detect the acceleration of evolution after a gene duplication.
I suggest leaving the causes of the acceleration of evolution in this and other late transitions wide open.
A possibility of the acceleration of evolution at amphimixis was quantitatively substantiated by Fisher [ 23] and H.J. Muller [ 24].
The genes that moved to the nucleus, in all likelihood, have experienced a substantial acceleration of evolution which complicates phylogenetic analysis.
We show that, in spite of the acceleration of evolution that is typically observed after duplication, duplicates tend to evolve more slowly than singletons.
Clearly, evolution of the RecJ family involved multiple accelerations of evolution.
Thus, the phylogeny of AANATs might follow the organismal phylogeny of animals, taking into account the apparent multiple losses, e.g., in arthropods, nematodes, and echinodermata, as well as accelerations of evolution, particularly, in vertebrates.
Moreover, to identify at which point in the phylogeny started the acceleration of Nups evolution, we compared the nonsynonymous substitution rates of Nups in each lineage with the rates calculated for the respective most recent common ancestors in the Drosophila phylogeny.
Well, I am arguing that technology is both an extension and acceleration of natural evolution; what I am trying to suggest is that it is greater than the organic.
It is too early to reach conclusions with certainty due to the limited data available but it appears that gene loss of subfamilies in some species might have happened frequently under strong purifying selection and acceleration of asymmetric evolution in newly formed subfamilies, which is also consistent with the results of earlier research [26].
