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The glaciations of the Pleistocene Epoch (about 1,800,000 to 11,700 years ago) coincided with the evolution of modern humans, and ice sheets blocked ingress into North America for extended periods of time.
Annotation of other components of the immune system showed that the reduced complexity in vertebrate innate immune receptors might have coincided with the evolution of adaptive immune receptors (Supplementary Figs. 25 30, Supplementary Tables 16 22 and Supplementary Note).
Superimposed on this ancient pattern was a dramatic evolutionary expansion during several events of somatosensory evolution2, which coincided with the evolution of a very large, inside-out patterned, six-layered neocortex.
The most recent (30 24 mya) speciation rate increase coincided with the evolution of C3 grasses, the opening up of savannah habitats23, the late Oligocene warming, and the parallel speciation of several groups of ruminants24, rodents25 and other mammal clades that may have increased the availability of host species (Fig. 1).
Genomic comparisons suggest this cooption also coincided with the evolution of new effector genes and signaling molecules[24].
Expansion of the gene family coincided with the evolution of contemporary trypanosomatid genome structures.
According to some estimates this coincides with the evolution of Homo habilis.
Beyond 40% reduction, deformation is dominated by Bs-type shear bands, and the banding coincides with the evolution of 〈1 1 1〉||ND components.
South Park's run on television also coincides with the evolution of media technology.
Therefore, the detection of DIA1 coincides with the evolution of a neuronal network, providing circumstantial evidence for a key role of DIA1 in neuronal function.
Thus, molecular adaptations for aerial vision, at the primary sequence level, may be confined to one of the most recently created opsin genes, LWS S180γ which has a unique key site haplotype (SHYAA instead of SHYTA), and coincides with the evolution of the unique eye morphology.
