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Gauguin's use of Oceanic iconography and his stylistic simplifications greatly affected the young Pablo Picasso, inspiring his own appreciation of African art and hence the evolution of Cubism.

This conclusion has fundamental implications for the design and hence the evolution of any communication system.

Sexual selection models can, in principle, explain the divergence of mating strategies and, hence, the evolution of reproductive isolation.

They are in their infancy in this context (e.g. Hastings 2006b), but there is no escaping this complexity: the epidemiology determines the strength of selection and hence the evolution, and the evolution in turn determines the epidemiologic dynamics.

This broad-scale information regarding the present day crustal architecture, and hence the crustal evolution, of Western Australia, complements previous surface geological and other geophysical studies.

Hybridisation in Ophrys therefore provides unique opportunities for the formation of novel combinations of floral traits, particularly the composition of the floral scent, that can potentially drive shifts in pollinator niches and hence the rapid evolution of reproductive isolation between the hybrids and their sympatric parent species [see also [ 53]].

The relative contribution of these factors is not clear, particularly whether size-selective fishing can have a substantial impact on the genetics and hence on the evolution of individual growth rates in wild populations.

Most importantly, although the penalty score Rhgt affects our calculation and hence the prediction of the evolution of protein domains and combinations, it does not change our main conclusion concerning the general trend of protein domain evolution.

The addition of Hg2+ can only quench green fluorescence in the dual-emission QDs nanocomposites, which triggers the change of fluorescence intensity ratio of two different emission wavelengths and hence induces the evolution of fluorescence color of the probe solution with variation of Hg2+ concentration.

Many environmental factors contribute to the fine tuning of costs and benefits of dispersal, and hence impact the evolution of dispersal in populations.

However, it remains controversial whether fungal toxins serve as a chemical shield that selects for insects that are less sensitive to toxins, and hence favors the evolution of insect resistance against microbial competitors.