Intriguingly, there is an evolutionary trend towards longer trinucleotide repeats in humans relative to other species [2].
Thus, within the new endemics there has been an evolutionary trend towards increased reproductive rates as they expanded throughout Australia, particularly into the climatically erratic regions of the interior, the monsoonal north, and the tropical grasslands of the north-east.
Since there is an evolutionary trend towards increased AS in complex organisms, this mechanism may resolve the paradoxical lack of increasing number of expressed genes in increasingly complex eukaryotic organisms [27] [28].
Thus, some of the PLV also appear to be chimeras, an evolutionary trend that is increasingly observed in different groups of viruses [ 24, 46].
In addition, most licensable cores are on an evolutionary trend, meaning that the changes from one generation to another are small compared to a new processor design.
The expansion of the potential niche of these populations into different media formulations is indeed remarkable, but should not be construed as an evolutionary trend towards generalism.
According to a "simple mathematical model" published this week, the rising rate of caesarean sections could be explained by an evolutionary trend whereby the procedure itself perpetuates small pelvises in women.
If, as speculated, the evolution of host lineages may be driven by an evolutionary trend in the REDOX potential of the environments that host worms inhabit, this hypothesis would also explain why, from an evolutionary physiology point of view, the host would switch or specialize its symbiont community.
Several large deletions in S. singularior, including those spanning entire individual hsp70 genes, may be indicative of an evolutionary trend towards compactness to provide a highly coordinate response to the changing environmental conditions.
