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Precise modern models of the Big Bang appeal to various exotic physical phenomena that have not been observed in terrestrial laboratory experiments or incorporated into the Standard Model of particle physics.

The apparently constraining requirements on eye shape in nocturnal teleost reef fish are similar to what has been observed in terrestrial amniotes, where the strongest correlation between structure (OPT) and function (ocular image formation) is found at Pagel's λ of 0.01 [ 28].

Our results confirm all hypotheses, even though shape differences are more subtle than what is observed in terrestrial amniotes [ 27], which may be due to constraints of aquatic vision.

First, the selection analysis showed that four genes involved with osmoregulation, i.e., ACE, AGT, AQP2, and SLC14A2, were subjected to strong positive selection in cetacean-specific lineages, whereas no selection was observed in terrestrial mammalian lineages such as cetartiodactyls, carnivores, rodents, and primates.

On the contrary to what has been observed in other terrestrial plants, there was no loss of connectivity between the antennae of the PSII units during submersion, indicating an improved survival strategy for underwater conditions (Panda et al. 2006; Duarte et al. 2014 b ).

Scale invariant patterns have been observed in a range of terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

To date, only single cool flames have been reported at reduced gravity, while oscillatory cool flames have long been observed in static reactors at terrestrial conditions.

Acute sleep disruption at altitude is a robust phenomenon, having been observed in non-athletes at high terrestrial altitude (ie, 4559 5050 m) 3–– 7 and recreational athletes at low-moderate simulated altitude (ie, 2000 2650 m).

Gas films on leaves have been observed in field situations for several terrestrial wetland species when submerged in lakes, ponds, river edges and rice fields on floodplains: rice (Setter et al. 1987); P. australis, cover of New Phytologist, Volume 177(4); Spartina anglica (Winkel et al. 2011); and own observations (A. Winkel, T. D. Colmer and O. Pedersen).

Milankovitch-band cyclicity is widely interpreted in the hemipelagic and pelagic sediments of the marine realm, and in terrestrial paleoenvironments has been observed in lacustrine sediments, soils and river floodplain successions.

The production of terrestrial leaves has been observed in some homophyllous species (P. dentatus and P. perfoliatus) under cultivation or on a few anomalous occasions in the field [11], [44] [46].