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Adaptive arguments for binding site gain and loss across organisms are based not only on pathway dynamics, but also on the topological (static) properties of the pathway.

Bringing together a mix of the common tools used in evolutionary biology, potentially including multilevel measurement of selection, adaptive arguments based on functional traits, modelling of evolutionary processes, selection experiments, comparison of populations and species, manipulation of traits and measurement of plasticity will be needed.

However, the decoupled evolution of these two features seems to go against an adaptive argument to explain the appearance of an increase in the number of sacral vertebrae as a response to the body size increase in Sauropoda (and closely related forms).

As outlined above, the bar for a convincing adaptive argument of large eyes is much higher than showing how the structure functions.

The adaptive argument for phenotypic divergence was never explicitly tested against a null, nonadaptive explanation that could account for the differences between invasive populations.

Most of the insiders' models rely on an "adaptive" argument that if molecular machines were already present in the endosymbiont they could "somehow" be easily adapted to operate protein import inside the organelle (i.e., the tinkering argument) [ 5, 10, 12- 18, 18, 20].

The approach proposed in this paper uses a combination of small-gain arguments and adaptive control techniques for the design of a state-feedback controller that achieves asymptotic tracking of a family of velocity and flight-path angle reference trajectories belonging to a given class of vehicle maneuvers, in spite of model uncertainties.

The argument for adaptive selection between YUC.1-MUS.B2 is much more compelling, where 14 of 15 observed mutations have caused amino acid changes.

His view, particularly with respect to insect chemical communication, has been opposed by arguments emphasising the adaptive value of female signalling [ 11]: by releasing minimal amounts of pheromone, female moths impose scramble competition between males resulting in the selection of males with good searching and chemosensory abilities [ 12].

Asymptotic stability of the given adaptive control is proved using Lyapunov arguments, and gain adaptation parameters are tunable by linear matrix inequality based convex optimization.

The functional argument for the adaptive significance of the trait is that salmon would not waste resources in feeding areas to change its behavior unless it was adaptive.