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See also Section 4.3 for an example of this evolutionary pathway.

A prime example of this evolutionary trend is found in orthopterans (grasshoppers and crickets), an insect order easily recognized by the presence of greatly enlarged "jumping" T3 legs (Fig. 1A).

This may be an example of an evolutionary arms race.

Mr. Solik quotes a correct "typical definition from a PBS website," but as he states, that is a definition not of evolution but of "the evolutionary process of speciation". The process of speciation is an example of an evolutionary process.

Polar bears split off from their closest relatives as recently as 150,000 years ago, an example of an evolutionary success story.

Our results provide an example of how evolutionary works using full closely related genome data might contribute to a comprehensive understanding of these intriguing elements.

In Figure 7, an example of an evolutionary scenario is given from A5 to Zea mays ssp.

Complex-17 is an example of cumulative evolutionary processes that improved the relative fitness of bacteria in hospital environments.

Therefore, these estimates indicate that the evolution of self-compatibility probably occurred during a glacial interglacial cycle, providing an example of an evolutionary response to climate change.

An example of an evolutionary based method which takes into account the structural information is FINDSITE [22,23].

The paucity of this ganglioside in humans may indeed be an example of evolutionary genetics of the type discussed above whereby humans have evolved not to synthesize N-glycolyl analogue of N-acetylneuraminic acid, and thereby develop at least a partial barrier to infection.