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In colder climates, the life history cycle might be evolutionarily accelerated to keep an appropriate speed for development at lower temperatures, which slow down development, and because of the limited time available for reproduction [ 45, 46].

Polytolypa is thought to be evolutionarily most closely related to the genera Malbranchea and Spiromastix.

"Human beings are evolutionarily hardwired to find leaders," said Geraldine Kilbride, a business psychologist and executive leadership coach who works with my organisation, the Resource Alliance.

Despite these commonalities, effectors appear to be evolutionarily diverse and highly variable in their distribution, showing very limited phylogenetic distributions possibly due to accelerated evolution stimulated by plant-pathogen arms races [ 27].

The genetic pathways identified to regulate longevity were turned out to be evolutionarily conserved.

This division is believed to be evolutionarily beneficial because it allows the production of multiple proteins from the same gene through alternative splicing and may accelerate the creation of novel proteins through exon shuffling [ 1- 4].

"But the problem with manipulation is that it doesn't tend to be evolutionarily stable.

Muscle studies demonstrated that decreased expression of myogenic transcription factors underlie the decreased expression of myosin seen in flight, a response that would appear to be evolutionarily conserved.

Functionally important motifs are expected to be evolutionarily conserved.

These development-essential genes tend to be evolutionarily conserved.

Redundancy is known to be evolutionarily instable.