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The eigenvalues' real part affects the amplitude of solutions, and consequently the evolution of trajectories in the phase plane, without affecting the oscillation frequency.

The expected difference in intraspecific competition between our large and small populations could thus have influenced the effect of infection on fitness, the trade-off between mating success and immunity, and consequently the evolution of mating behaviour.

Specialization of parasites exploiting particular hosts invariably provokes disadvantages when parasitizing other hosts, and, consequently, the evolution of specialization can be seen as a compromise between the use of the maximum number of suitable hosts, and the use of the most frequent suitable host encountered [ 4].

Therefore, a more accurate determination of the bottom seawater δ18O is still required to ultimately test the available hypotheses for δ18Oseawater evolution, and consequently the ocean's temperature evolution.

Emergy, a measure of the biosphere support to ecosystems and human-dominated systems, accounts for the value of natural capital lost or degraded, and consequently indicates the evolution of the investigated area towards a less sustainable state.

As noted by Orr (2000), this leads to the so-called cost of complexity, an expectation that the more complex the adaptations, the lesser the adaptive step will become, and consequently the rate of evolution will decrease with increasing complexity, eventually coming to a halt at very high levels of complexity.

It is possible, that changes in body or environmental temperature affects the metabolic rate and consequently affected the evolution of large brains.

So strong are the selective forces, and consequently the rate and extent of evolution, that we can see a variety of extreme adaptations that are informative of mutational mechanisms and of general eukaryotic biology.

Consequently the evolution of the genetic code could be clarified on the basis of the precursor-product relationships between amino acids in their biosyntheses [ 9].

Figure 4 shows the evolution of the average CNT length and consequently the average growth rate as the thickness of Ni catalyst layer increases.

And consequently, the initial cost is decreasing.