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IN a world where men sport permanent stubble on their faces, the capacity to grow a thick, bristly beard in just 48 hours can be considered an evolutionary advantage.

In this study we examined whether any tissue in the basal chordate amphioxus could be considered an evolutionary precursor, or latent homolog[33], of neural crest-derived cartilage.

Tn1331 can be considered an evolutionary product of Tn3 by the addition of a 3,047-bp DNA region, which has the structure of the variable portion of the integrons, flanked by 520-bp direct repeats (Fig. 2).

Therefore, the smaller size of high oxidative muscle fibers can be considered an evolutionary design constraint.

Genetic recombination could then be considered an evolutionary force contributing to structural disorder in proteins, at least in plants.

Cancer can be considered an evolutionary process resulting from the coevolution of tumor cells and their microenvironment [ 22, 23].

"The turtle shell is considered an evolutionary novelty, which means that there are no closely analogous structures in related animals.

They are considered an "evolutionary enigma" in that they are the largest of the extant species in Lemuridae, yet exhibit reproductive traits more common in small, nocturnal lemurs, such as short gestation periods (~102 days) and relatively large average litter sizes (~2 3).

Many nitrophile species exhibit efficient use of nitrate through rapid transport and storage of nitrate which is considered an evolutionary advanced character in angiosperms [38].

This lifestyle is termed 'necromeny' (Sudhaus and Schulte, 1989) and has been considered an evolutionary intermediate to full-blown parasitism (Sudhaus, 2008).

Activation of the NLR signaling cascade leads to cell death, which is considered an evolutionary primitive type of immune reaction in multicellular organisms.