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But humans have very little regenerative capacity, probably because of an evolutionary trade-off: suppressing cell growth reduced the risk of cancer, enabling humans to live longer.
Whitcome now argues that this arching is possible because of an evolutionary adaptation in the female spine.
If a related lineage has retained the ancestral trait, the two lineages will share a similar feature, not because of inheritance from a common ancestor but because of an evolutionary reversal in one lineage.
From the geographic pattern, Yoshiura and his coworkers concluded that dry earwax arose among prehistoric populations in northeast Eurasia and then spread to East Asia, possibly because of an evolutionary advantage it provided to its carriers.
"Homo sapiens developed rounder skulls and grew bigger parietal cortexes — the region of the brain that integrates visual imagery and motor coordination — because of an evolutionary arms race with increasingly wary prey".
Some common complex diseases may be caused by a multitude of rare variations that continue to exist because of an evolutionary mechanism [33].
This approach has major implications because the rejection of an evolutionary worldview would then logically require the rejection of many aspects of cell biology, genetics, animal biology, plant biology, and ecology.
Nevertheless, because the effect of an evolutionary change depends on the configuration of the network at that point in evolution, intermediate GAL networks leading to S. cerevisiae occupy markedly different regions in functional space depending on the sequence in which evolutionary changes accumulate.
This is not simply because of the sheer number of pipe bands scattered over the continents, begat initially by the diaspora of the Scots, but because of an astounding evolutionary process.
Cheaters later evolved into professional predators because of an ongoing evolutionary arms race between them and their cooperating host.
Moreover, in-situ conservation of landraces can provide a number of advantages, including the potential for adaptation to environmental changes because of an ongoing evolutionary process.
