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References Benoit, J., Manger, P. and Rubidge, B.S. 2016 Palaeoneurological clues to the evolution of defining mammalian soft tissue traits.

Research by Arkhat Abzhanov probes key HOX genes among crocodiles for clues to the evolution of birds from dinosaurs.

The new study suggests that mud dauber wasps may offer clues to the evolution of ant societies.

Since the 1970s, Dr. Laitman has been looking for anatomical clues to the evolution of human speech.

The researchers also found clues to the evolution of chemotaxis.

In our view, hagfish provide important clues to the evolution of the vertebrate eye.

The difference between the two populations, called Populations I and II, was a critical clue to the evolution of galaxies.

Variability in appendage arrangement is characteristic of early members of several different clades and may be a clue to the evolution of developmental regulatory mechanisms early in the history of clades.

Structural investigation of the Candida albicans Exg protein provides a clue to the evolution of these exo-hydrolases; the structure reveals an active site pocket shaped for cleavage of β-1,3 but not β-1,4 glycosidic linkages [ 51].

"If we can begin to understand the differences, then we'll have some clues to the basic evolution of the universe," Stone said.

The scientists are following Darwin's example by using the birds to find clues to the way evolution works in general.