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They concluded that the number and morphology of radular teeth found in Recent monoplacophorans living in deep water habitats could not have been employed effectively by early Paleozoic monoplacophorans, which apparently lived exclusively in intertidal and nearshore habitats, and had become convergent with members of the Lottiidae.

As also illustrated in Figure 3a, this procedure can repeatedly be performed until the calculated normalization factors become convergent.

23 The similarity of these findings suggests that both models could become a convergent solution to the problems associated with falling in an aging population.

After ∼3 years, the curves seem to become more convergent again, which means that the difference between diabetic and nondiabetic men is no longer visible.

The physician's role has evolved and diversified as the field of medicine becomes more convergent with other disciplines and the landscape of clinical practice changes [ 1].

These forms could have become prevalent by convergent mutations and recombination purging less fit VP1 unique sequences.

The average identity between all sequence pairs of related structures is 8 10%, and this marks the midnight zone, which is predominantly populated by protein structures that have become similar by convergent evolution.

On Earth, convergent processes become apparent on a broad biological spectrum ranging from the molecular sequence level, to morphology and up to intelligent behavior among a number of non-primate species.

Shorter convergent paths become shorter unitigs that terminate at the intersections.

The overall structure and sequence of the rhomboid proteases, widely conserved throughout all kingdoms, is very different from that of the other serine proteases, suggesting that they have become serine proteases by convergent evolution [ 53].

Though there was some moderate compositional convergence across plots over the duration of the experiment, communities became much more convergent in the mean phylogenetic distance separating plotmates than in actual species composition.