The development of mainstream research on the origin of life as an outcome of Darwinian evolution is discussed.
But it is not a solution to spend nothing; it is not a solution to not reproduce at all; and by analogy, pure asex is not an outcome of adaptive evolution, according to the theory presented here.
Therefore, the hypothesis also implies that an expected outcome of evolution is the formation of biomacromolecules with lower energy demands compared with other possible, and otherwise equal, products.
That is to say, anything that is not a random outcome of evolution is to be explained by natural selection.
Language may be both a driving force as well as an outcome of accelerated brain evolution.
Taking a particular W as a limit ensures that we know a priori the outcome of evolution [ 32].
Analysis of the results could lead to a discussion of the outcome of evolution as interplay between random events and selection pressures.
"The diversity of life on earth," the group's platform used to read, "is the outcome of evolution: an unsupervised, impersonal, unpredictable, and natural process". Now the crucial words "unsupervised" and "impersonal" have been dropped.
Hence, stochastic fluctuation can be an important factor in the outcome of evolution.
This sampling theory allows an efficient treatment of data and overall good predictions for the outcome of evolution on a set of gene copies in population(s) under specific demographic and migration scenarios.
All that considered, we may speculate that the slight geographic structuring of B. atticus IGS-ETS might be an outcome of geographically-based co-evolution of the IGS-ETS RNA-PolI machinery.
