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Supporting evidence for a genetic contribution comes from experiments on fruit flies, mice, threadworms and yeast.

(One piece of counter-evidence comes from experiments done with the Machiguengan Indians of Peru, who are small-scale subsistence farmers).

Evidence comes from experiments in which enhanced cytokinin breakdown occurred in genetically engineered transgenic plants.

"Around half of our model comes from experiments that were done in other bacteria," says Covert.

The new finding comes from experiments carried out deep inside a Japanese mountain.

Most of what's known about bird navigation comes from experiments with caged birds.

Evidence for CGRP-evoked facilitation of central glutamate release comes from experiments on spinal cord slices [50].

The strongest evidence comes from experiments in which a hen is presented with two unfamiliar and physically separated males that she can evaluate and mate with for up to 120 min.

The most relevant information therefore probably comes from experiments examining the timecourse of detraining after stopping prolonged exercise training.

Evidence that application of a metrical frame can be modulated by context comes from Experiments 1-3.

The only case in which different signals in position 3 are discriminated (Fig. 4B second column) comes from experiments with a rather large number of decisions (n = 102).