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Taken together, these data provide additional evidence that structural variants arise multiple times in cold regions with segmental duplication.

What we still don't know, and are challenged to think about by this paper, is whether complex internal membrane structures such as these could arise multiple times independently.

Alternatively, although tandem duplication might arise multiple times within ardeid birds, this was less likely because the same replication errors, same tandem duplications and same degenerations would have had to repeatedly occur in each species [ 47].

This connecting process between preconstrained modules might arise multiple times independently, in agreement with the deep homology model, based on developmental genetics, whereby distinct taxa that share ancestral regulatory mechanisms evolve similar structures in parallel (Gould 2002; Shubin et al. 2009).

The power to fly is so handy that it has arisen multiple times during the evolution of life, but it does not come cheap.

It could be that the same design has arisen multiple times because feedback mechanisms already in place for protein regulation provide convenient clock building blocks.

Another possibility is that consciousness may have arisen multiple times, like winged flight, which evolved independently in insects, birds, bats, and pterosaurs.

This raises interesting questions about the potential for the annual habit to have arisen multiple times in response to diverse climatic factors across a broad geographical range.

Our findings are consistent with the hypothesis that the annual habit likely arose multiple times in response to diverse climatic factors across a broad geographical range.

Our results favor the alternative and to our minds more interesting hypothesis that urban populations of T. sessile have arisen multiple times from nearby populations in natural habitats.

Nodulation has arisen multiple times in members of the rosid I "nitrogen-fixing clade" including the legumes, suggesting a predisposition for nodulation that evolved in the non-nodulating common ancestor of this large group [18].