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18 21 Both approaches may be hypothesised to have risks.

Sherwin Carlquist was one of the first to support this view and stated in his book 'Island Biology' that there is 'no reason why New Caledonian flowering plants cannot be hypothesised to have arrived via long-distance dispersal' (Carlquist 1974).

Different types of natural environment could be hypothesised to have differential effects, which may further interact with the type of participant, but this could not be investigated with the low number of studies available in our meta-analyses.

As a result, essential patents are hypothesised to have longer pendency times than comparable patents.

Changes in geology, sea-level and climate are hypothesised to have been major driving processes of evolutionary diversification (speciation and extinction) in the Australo-Papuan region.

Bloom's (1976) student learning model and MOT are used to derive the student- and school-level variables that are hypothesised to have relationships with the Malaysian students' performance in mathematics literacy.

A similar scenario to the second explanation is envisioned for the Stygiocaris's sister taxon, Typhlatya, that are hypothesised to have lived in marine caves in the Caribbean before the formation of their current anchialine habitats [40].

Interestingly, the gene encoding kelch-like 1, a protein primarily expressed in brain where it is hypothesised to have a role in the organisation of the actin cytoskeleton [43], was also over-expressed in dominant salmon (Table 2).

Nevertheless the diversification of the first bushbuck haplogroups (scriptus, ornatus and Angola) between 1.7 and 1.4 Mya (Fig. 2), is hypothesised to have been in response the expansion of grasslands during the glacial period of the early Pleistocene, around 1.7 Mya [36].

Physical activity has been hypothesised to have multiple opposing effects on fracture risk.

This included deep epaxial and hypaxial muscles that were hypothesised to have a postural stabilising role.